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Canine Behavioral Training

Basic obedience, Behavior Training, Service dog Training (AKC-certified CGC and ATT Evaluator)
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05/19/2024

Taner passed her Canine Good Citizen test and is one step closer to becoming a great therapy dog

03/31/2024

Happy Easter from Canine Behavioral Training

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from Canine Behavioral Training

12/12/2023

Hagrid did another amazing job providing therapy to the students at Siena Heights University as they enter into exam week

10/17/2023

Nice afternoon walk with Hagrid

09/17/2023

Hagrid did an amazing job today supporting me and supporting Veteran Service Dog Organization (VSDO) at there annual golf outing. Hagrid and I have been volunteering with this organization for two years in which we take in foster puppies that are presented to VSDO and assist in training the puppy to be a service dog for the veterans that are a part of VSDO.

04/24/2023

Hagrid is at it again. Providing therapy to the students at Siena Heights University.

03/28/2023

Hagrid is tired after his first day back in his vest since his back pain.

02/27/2023

Who can guess what he wants

02/22/2023

On an icy day like today, it's important to let your dogs out in small increments to prevent them from getting frostbite on there paws or from getting too cold in general. Hagrid enjoys taking naps with his ball in his mouth. He is so weird.

02/14/2023

Happy Valentine's Day from Canine Behavioral Training

02/09/2023

Hagrid did an amazing job providing doggy therapy to the students at Siena Heights University for there mental health fair

01/03/2023

Hagrid really wants my eggs. He knows he is not allowed to eat off my plate unless I give the "ok" command. Speaking of eggs; eggs have many benefits for your dog. One of them being, it helps keep their fur smooth and shiny and helps prevent nails from chipping. So if you have a dog with some dry skin or brittle nails try giving them an egg in the morning with there breakfast a few times a week. I will crack an egg in the dish on top of Hagrid's food and will include the egg shells as well. Hope this tip helps. Let me know by commenting below.

01/01/2023

Happy New Year from Canine Behavioral Training

12/30/2022

Rocky is able to stay a calm enough for Binx to sit on my play. Rocky is doing well with impulse control training

12/25/2022

Hagrid and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Friendly reminder when giving your pup toys. Kongs and balls and hallow bones make great gifts for your pup that are fun and safe.

12/18/2022

This is Hagrid he is my 2 year old dual certified service dog and therapy dog. As a service dog, Hagrid assist me with my mobility and PTSD prevention. As a therapy dog he provides stress relief to the students at Siena Heights University.

12/17/2022

Whose dog is ready for snow? Hagrid is. If your dog gets colder quicker like Hagrid due to short hair, a sweater or jacket can help your fur babies stay warm. Hagrid also has booties for when we go on walks to protect his paws from salt, hard snow, and ice.

11/24/2022

I hope everyone has an amazing Thanksgiving. This being said, some saftey tips for your dogs. We all want to spoil and give our dogs their special thanksgiving dinner.

1. Foods that are ok for your dog to eat are: Turkey meat, plain sweet potato's, plain yams, plain carrots, plain green beans, and plain pumpkin.
2. Foods that's are not ok for your dog are: anything sweet, bones, onions, garlic, turkey skin, gravy, mushrooms and alcoholic beverages (yes some people do this which is why I added it)

Overall I hope you and your family have an awesome and safe thanksgiving.

11/15/2022

As you all know it is hunting season which means everyone who hunts wears hunters orange. The same is for dogs. If you are in the woods weather it's for a walk or hunting please make sure your dog has an orange collar or vest. Some dog breeds and colors look like wild animals. There are hunters who are trigger happy and if they don't see orange they shoot. So please keep yourself and your dog safe by wearing orange.

11/12/2022

Cold and Snowy Safety Tips for your Dog:
If it's too cold for you it's probably too cold for your dog

1) Paws: The salt used on roads and parking lots can cause dogs’ paws to burn and itch and can be very toxic to your dogs if they consume it while licking their paws. Some ways to avoid dry and chapped paws, poison, burns, and irritation are as follows:
• buying pet safe salt
• booties
• pet balm
• have a dry towel handy so you can wipe their paws and in between their toes.

Not only can you use these preventatives for salt, but they will also help to reduce the risk of frostbite.

2) Fur: If your dog's fur gets wet either from a bath or being outside playing in the snow; dry them off immediately after to decrease the risk of hypothermia. If your dog is an outside dog, please ensure they have a warm place like a dog house so they can sleep and stay warm

I hope these tips help!

11/06/2022

There is a lot of wind blowing tonight and sometimes the loud noise can be scary to dogs. So here are some tips to help soothe your anxious/scared dog.

1) allow them to go to there safe place weather that is his/her kennel, place on the couch, your bed, etc. a familiar safe place can help decrease the anxiety symptoms

2) providing background noise like white noise or the T.V or radio etc to help reduce the outside noise.

3) provide your fur baby with toys and treats and of course your love.

I hope this helps and I hope everyone stays safe. 🐾

10/26/2022

As you all know Halloween is coming up and I just want to provide you with some Halloween safety tips for your canine.

"Halloween can be a really fun time of year for adults and children. It's not always a happy time for pets though. Many pets get spooked, upset, and go missing every year. Now THAT is no fun.

Follow these 10 tips will help ensure your pet has a safe and Happy Halloween.

1. Minimize Anxiety and Excitement

Know the signs of stress in your pet and if they demonstrate it give them some time away from the action.

2. Be Prepared For Loud Noises

Halloween is known for as many tricks as treats, and there are plenty of sudden loud noises miscreants can cause. This can make already on-edge pets unhappy, so keep your ears open as well as your eyes.

3. Update Your Pet's ID Tag

Halloween can be scary to our furry friends, and holidays are often when we see spikes in runaway pets. Having an up-to-date ID tag and/or microchip is the only way you can be sure that your pet can have a chance to get back home.

4. Keep the Candy To Your Self

There will be a ton of it around, so you’ll want to take care to keep it out of your pet’s reach. They can be sneaky, so be extra cautious!

5. Use Caution When Dressing Up Your Pet

Playing dress up with Fido can be fun, but follow these 10 tips to make sure your pet's costume is safe. Some poorly made costumes can be choking hazards and some can upset your pet if they can't see or hear properly.

6. Be Prepared For Scary Monsters

Even the friendliest and most human-loving pets can be frightened by a goblin or witch at the door asking for a fun-sized candy bar so, again, maybe it’s best if your furry friend is kept in another room.

7. Decorate Safely

Animals love jack-o-lanterns, but they can be trouble, as they’re a great example of a fire hazard. In addition, cobwebs and such can look spooky, but it can also be a tempting choking hazard. Be sure your decorations are out of reach of your furry family.

8. Protect Your Dark-Colored Pets

There will be more people out than normal after dark, and dark or black pets can be especially at risk of being run over. What’s even more scary is that a significant number of black cats disappear every year on Halloween –due to some not so nice people. Don’t take any risks, keep them indoors!

9. Protect Them From Stranger Danger

One of the holiday’s most fun traditions is trick or treating. There’s a pretty good chance you’ll get several strangers at your door that your pet doesn’t know and they might interpret that as something scary. If you know you have an easily excitable pet, make sure you take preventive measures before the festivities start.

10. Guard the Front Door

Many dogs and cats go crazy when there’s a knock at the door or a doorbell goes off; this usually means new visitors and different pets react in different ways. Again, it may be best to keep them away from the front door, as repeated visitors can drive some pets loony."

I hope this helps.

10/23/2022

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Doom is learning bell training. Each time he rings the bell we go outside even if he doesn't pee or poop I still reward him because I want him to associate the bell with outside. When Doom does pee or poop I praise him even more because I want to encourage the association between the bell and potty outside. #dog #dogtraining #servicedog #dogtrainingadvice

#scenttrainingfordogs #huntingdog #scentworktraining #scentworkdog

Not only is puzzle feeding fun and keeps the mind busy, but it will also gives him an advantage when he starts scent work with his Veteran whether it's to help detect seizures, anxiety, high or low blood pressure etc..

Doom is not quite ready to play with the big boys but he is increasing his confidence every time we go outside. Instead of running to my back door he sat and observed Hagrid and his friend playing. Progress. #servicedogs #servicedogintraining #malinoislovers #veteranservicedog

Grim is a 10 week old German Shepard Malinois mix. One day soon he will be going home to a veteran and will be his or her service dog through the Veteran Service Dog Organization I volunteer for. At this age it is good to start with basics such as sit, name recognition, kennel training, and potty training (highly recommend bell training for this).

When a dog sleeps on their back all their vital organs are showing which means it's a vulnerable position for them to be in. This means if you look and you dog is sleeping on its back or side, it means they feel safe and comfortable #dog #sleepingdog #dogfacts

Dog puzzles are a good way to work your dogs brain, keeping them occupied, or even help your dog slow down when eating. Hagrid loves his puzzles and their are different levels of difficulty.

If you have a dog that licks non stop or you need them to be distracted for a bit while you work or if you need to give them a bath or clip there nails try a lick mat. You can use peanut butter or the kong easy treats. Other reasons why dogs may lick continuously is to relieve stress and anxiety, OCD, or they are in pain. Hagrid licks because he is a licker and I use the mat so he can get his licks out without licking me. I also redirect him when he does lick me. I allow a couple and then give the command "no licks" and redirect his behavior with a toy. Lick mats come in all shapes and sizes. #dogswholick#dogbehavior#dogstressrelief#doganxietyproblems#doganxietyhelp#dogocdsigns

This is Rocky a 9 month old boarder Collie who is one of the dogs I am training. Currently we are working on impulse control and he is making progress as you can see in the video. Before he would lunge playfully at my cat Binx but now is able to listen to the "leave it" command #boardercollie #cat #dogtraining#Caninebehaviortraining#cbtdogtraining