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Durham/Chapel Hill, NC: Pet dog CGC-Ready board & train; board & train puppy training & socialization; in-home obedience training and nuisance behavior training.

03/14/2024

Mr. Pretty Boy...I told Koda's owner that she should quit her job, become his manager, and start him on a modeling career!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!

12/20/2023

If you are a maker, and you live in or around Durham, NC, check out Splat Space. Come by any Saturday from 1 to 4pm for a tour.

09/30/2023

This is my newest B&T, Lucky, a deaf boxer. I'm teaching her to look for me when her collar vibrates so that I can give her hand signals.

07/05/2023

Happy 4th of July! The Shell station at Garrett & New Hope Valley Road was doing one of the $1.776 promos. When I tapped my credit card it asked me if I wanted and additional 50 cents a gallon off! (Duh!) $1.27 a gallon; almost 15½ gallons for less than $20!!! Woohoo!

06/16/2023

Apple, the Australian Labradoodle, was fearful of big dogs and would growl at them in attempt to make them go away when i picked her up for training several days ago. She's doing much better now! This is Zeus and Omiga, two Great Danes that I have trained.

02/12/2022

About a year ago (2/28/21), I had the pleasure of administering both the CGC & CGCU Tests to a six month old Beauceron named Sonny.

Today I got to administer the CGCA Test to Sonny, which she passed without a sweat, at Lowe's Home Improvement.

Look for Sonny on TV next year at The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show! (I'm serious; that's not a joke.)

07/29/2021

Vinnie, a 7 mos. Old German Shepherd puppy is my latest Board & Train.

07/03/2021

This is Koda's actual brother (litter mate), Cooper. Picked him up this morning for a board & train.

07/02/2021

I'll be at The Rolesville Market (Southtown Circle), Rolesville, NC on July 3, 2021 from 9am until Noon selling my Sirius Serious Dog Leash.

07/02/2021

Before & After video of a dog pulling on a regular leash, and then walking much better a few seconds later with my Sirius Serious Leash configured as a no-pull harness.

I would like to thank Bru Hill, Head Trai er at the Green Beagle Lodge (GBL), for his help in creating this video as well as GBL for allowing me to use their excellent facilities as the backdrop.

06/27/2021

Don't like walking your dog because it pulls? I'm back at The Raleigh Market (outdoor Booth 220) today (6/27) with a very versatile, handmade dog leash that can be configured into two different types of no-pull harnesses AND a head halter!

06/19/2021

Don't like walking your dog because it pulls? I'm back at The Raleigh Market (outdoor Booth 222) today and tomorrow with a very versatile, handmade dog leash that can be configured into two different types of no-pull harnesses AND a head halter!

06/05/2021

Among other things, mom wanted Koda to drop things on command and come when called...

05/15/2021

This is a video of the Sirius Serious Dog Leash configured as a head/nose halter in action with a couple of large and unruly German Shepherds..

05/01/2021

Louis was VERY leash reactive and pulled like a Caterpillar DC9 bulldozer when I first started working with him. I made this video today (April 30, 2021 -- 12 days into a 14 day Board & Train) on the American To***co Trail (ATT). It depicts his reaction to a squirrel.

When I first started working with Louis, I used one of my Sirius Serious Leashes to get his pulling under control. Check out the surprise ending to this video. What do you think, Mission Accomplished?

04/22/2021

Dog Day Afternoon

04/20/2021

Great day today! Got my second covid shot this morning, then picked up Louis this after for a two week board & train!

04/09/2021

Drop by and pick up a Sirius Serious Dog Leash, or just to talk dogs.

04/09/2021

Here is a tutorial on how to use the Sirius Serious Dog Leash.

04/09/2021

I have created a unique and versatile dog leash that is called the Sirius Serious Dog Leash. It can be used as regular clip leash, a slip lead, and can even be configured into a no-pull harness. These leashes are made from solid braided nylon rope, which makes them soft and very, very strong. The hardware is nickle plated, and the handles are covered with neoprene sleeves (neoprene is what is used to make wet suits). I make them in two sizes -- one for small to medium dogs, and one for medium to large dogs.

03/05/2021

American To***co Trail: Tunnel Of Love! Close quarters with a bike, no problem.

02/24/2021

Sonny is a 6 month old purebred, AKC registered, Beauceron puppy. (No, she's not a Dobie mix! Beaucerons are a herding breed originating in Central France, and is also known as a Berger de Beauce and Bas Rouge.)

I had the pleasure of getting to know her and her mom, Kayla-Anne Condelmo, a little as I administered a couple of AKC Tests for them on Sunday & today. Sonny passed her Canine Good Citizen Test Sunday, and then passed the more advanced Canine Good Citizen Urban (CGC and CGCU) Test today! She is an amazing dog -- keep in mind she's only six months old -- that was a pleasure to watch (note the loose leash in all the photos) work. Kayla has done a phenomenal job training her!

Congratulations!

12/22/2020

This is Wulf a couple of hours before he went home. Wulf was very leash reactive when he came to me; 2 weeks ago Wulf would have gone into a full blown, blood in the water, frenzy in this situation!

12/22/2020

Penny, chillin' like a villain!

12/22/2020

Here's Wulf learning a no-trick trick. (Huh?) A no-trick trick is taking a behavior that the dog already does (like standing on his hind legs), and giving it a word for the dog to follow on cue -- therefore, you're not teaching the dog the trick, but rather to perform a behavior that it already does on cue.

12/22/2020

This is Wulf learning an "Alternate Behavior" that I call "Your Place". An alternate behavior is an acceptable behavior to perform in place of an unacceptable one. For example, when your dog charges the door barking when someone rings the bell, correct the dog ("Wulf, no!") and then ask for an alternate behavior ("Wulf, your place.")

12/06/2020

My training style requires that I build a bond with the dog. Thor came to me several hours ago. He's still very skittish, but it appears that the bond is beginning.

11/20/2020

This is Wulf, my newest board & train. He's a 6 month old Yorkie puppy.

09/28/2020

Picked up my car door magnets and yard sign today. Both came out good!

Address

Chapel Hill, NC
27517

Telephone

+19199732373

Website

https://siriuscaninetraining.com/

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Before & After video of a dog pulling on a regular leash, and then walking much better a few seconds later with my Sirius Serious Leash configured as a no-pull harness. I would like to thank Bru Hill, Head Trai er at the Green Beagle Lodge (GBL), for his help in creating this video as well as GBL for allowing me to use their excellent facilities as the backdrop.

Among other things, mom wanted Koda to drop things on command and come when called...

This is a video of the Sirius Serious Dog Leash configured as a head/nose halter in action with a couple of large and unruly German Shepherds..

Louis was VERY leash reactive and pulled like a Caterpillar DC9 bulldozer when I first started working with him. I made this video today (April 30, 2021 -- 12 days into a 14 day Board & Train) on the American Tobacco Trail (ATT). It depicts his reaction to a squirrel. When I first started working with Louis, I used one of my Sirius Serious Leashes to get his pulling under control. Check out the surprise ending to this video. What do you think, Mission Accomplished?