Canine Training Unlimited

07/07/2025

Before and after!

Long nails are one of our”pet peeves”. If you can hear their nails clicking on the floor, they’re too long! We can help!

You can have just a nail trim, or a bath (which includes the nails done) with us at Four Paws Inn

07/07/2025

NOVICE CLASS

We have:
Tuesday from 6-6:45 PM starting July 22

Link below 👇🏻

This is the level we are working on perfecting the off leash training you started in Sub-Novice! We are working on mastering voice control off leash and fine tuning the obedience you have started on and off leash! This level is 8 weeks long! If you have already signed up, please join the link below.

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07/07/2025

SUB-NOVICE CLASS

Our next Sub-Novice class is:
Monday from 6-6:45 PM starting July 28

This level of class is eight weeks long. The goal in this level is to get all of the training you have already started (on the leash) now started off leash!

If you want to sign up or have questions, let us know!

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07/07/2025

Our next basic classes!

We have:
Wednesday from 6:45-7:30 PM starting July 16

Read below for what is taught in this class! Link below 👇🏻

This level is 5 weeks long in person. It also includes zoom meetings on Thursday nights to cover behavioral problems!

In this level we start working building a foundation for all on leash obedience (heel, come, stay, etc) and cover ALL behavior problems (mouthing, jumping, aggression). In this level we are working on dealing with distractions so they respond regardless of surrounding distractions, and teaching the dog to respond on the first command. We are working towards getting them ready to start off leash in the next class.

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07/07/2025

Congratulations to our basic class that graduated earlier this week! You guys worked hard!!

🎓 Nicole and “Mable”
🎓 James and “Pongo”
🎓 Audrey and “Blossom”
🎓 Heather and “Hydro”
🎓 Kevin and “Lonna”
🎓 Lee and “Izzy”

07/03/2025

Congratulations to our novice class that graduated! These are some nice working dogs - they’ve done really well with all their novice skills!

🎓 Luke and “Maggie”
🎓 Mason and “Coco”
🎓 Susan and “Heidi”
🎓 Alex and “Reuben”
🎓 Debbie and “Lucas”

Great job guys!

07/02/2025

🚨 Foster Alert! 🚨

Five precious 7-week-old puppies just arrived from North Carolina. Their mom was a stray, and thanks to kind neighbors, these pups were cared for until they could come to us.

They’ve tested negative for parvo and are vaccinated, but we’re at capacity and urgently need foster homes. All supplies are provided. Can you help save lives and give these little ones a warm, loving space to grow?

Apply to foster now at RebasRescue.org/foster or message us for details. Please share to help us find foster families ASAP!

07/02/2025

Happy 4th from Storm!

07/02/2025

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Iconic… train your dog to train your other dogs. 🤩👑

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07/01/2025

Training today with Hayden, Sophie, Riley, Marshall, Coop and Suri!

07/01/2025

HUGE congrats to our students Yogi, Woody and Freckles who passed their Canine Good Citizen test Saturday! We are so proud!

07/01/2025

TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK!

The best time to start training is the moment you get your dog! Keep in mind - training is not a “diet”. It’s not 10 minute of practice a day. It’s a “lifestyle change”. It’s in your everyday interactions that you can make the most impact- positive or negative.

Even with good intentions to set aside time to train and teach your dog lots of obedience commands and rules - if you let daily interactions happen that teach what you DON’T want- you’re setting you (and your dog) up for failure.

Here’s an example. Your dog wakes up with you in the morning and jumps on you because he’s so excited. Then you go outside and he refuses to come inside. You finally chase him around or bribe him inside with a cookie. He grabs something off the counter he shouldn’t have and runs around the island. You play “chase me” trying to get the towel back. You team up with a family member to corral him and get the towel. 10 minutes later he has p**ped on the floor- he didn’t p**p when you were outside! You get his leash to take him for a walk - he loves to go for a walk- so he’s jumping on you, barking, jumping on the door… sound familiar?

In that example above - you missed opportunities to teach him good manners when greeting, coming when called, house manners (not stealing things), work on housebreaking him, and teach manners/rules about how to behave when the leash goes on.

In a perfect world, all dogs would start training as soon as they come to their new family! Frequently, we don’t see dogs come for training until bad habits and behavioral problems have started. While sooner is better, it is NEVER too late!

We can help! Give us a call!