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09/12/2023

Yogi and his mama just completed their 5th lesson with me today & the results truly reflect the work that they’ve put in. This was his first time at a coffee shop, around quite a few dogs. With lots of guidance and advocating from the owner, Yogi chose to relax and not choose, frenchie violence.

There’s still some work that needs to be done, and consistency to be had, but all in all I am SO proud of this little frenchie and his owners.

‼️👇🏼IMPORTANT LESSON BELOW👇🏼‼️
When I first started working with them, another trainer had put Yogi on a prong but did NOT properly train the owners how to use it. They were nervous and scared of the tool which led them to immediately stop using it. They were hesitant when I mentioned trying it again, but after educating them on the tool they gave it another shot. This tool has now become their favorite collar to use and have seen an insane difference with it. If you are an owner who has been given a tool to use but weren’t taught how to properly use it, you’re not alone. You just need to find a trainer who will take the time to actually show you and build your confidence up as well 🫶🏼
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23/10/2023

I haven’t formally introduced Suki yet so here we go!

Suki is only 4 months old, but her fear based behaviors have already started seeping in quite a bit. If she is insecure/ scared about a situation or person, she is ready to bite anything or anyone to make the “problem” go away. We’ve been heavily working on her confidence and looking to me for guidance, so she doesn’t feel like she has to bite to make a situation better. I have worked on giving her structure and boundaries, and within a week she had her *click* moment that helped her training come along pretty nicely.

Suki will be joining me the rest of the week at the livestock events center meeting new people and gaining new skills. She heads home in a week, and I’m confident in her that she will be able to work through the rest of her fear based reactions.
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06/10/2023

Swipe —> to see multiple cute Violet faces 💜
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29/09/2023

Little Miss Violet is on week 2 of her 3 week board and train and is doing phenomenal.

We’ve been working hard on her problem behaviors such as: jumping, pulling, spacial disrespect, separation anxiety, etc. She’s been like a sponge and has soaked up her training well - all while leaving all of her puppy s***k and cute personality.

I’m looking forward to see how far she can get by the time she goes home 🫶🏼
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14/08/2023

When the rodeo grounds have a dog park too >>>
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27/07/2023

Ever wonder what tools to start with on your dog? A slip lead? Prong collar? Treats? Figure 8?E-Collar? Harness?

I’ll tell ya…

It’s understanding how to properly communicate with your dog. Learning your dogs cues. Understanding their triggers. Using situational awareness and back up for them to feel comfortable & confident in you. Your body language. Your energy… shall I go on?

External tools are great. Don’t get me wrong. I LOVE my external tools. But if you don’t understand your dog, how to read them, their issues, how to communicate with them, etc. your external tools are as good as the ones that are still on the shelf at the pet store.

On top of that, knowing which external tools are even right for your dog is MAJOR. The common denominator though is that you have to understand YOUR DOG. Not your neighbors dog. Not your trainers dog. YOUR DOG. What works for one’s dog, might not work for yours.

Knowing the right external tool to use for an insecure reactive dog, a dominant dog, aggressive dog, and so on and so forth is important. Also, knowing if the dog can handle corrections without shutting down or redirecting? Is it treat motivated? Does it respond to leash pressure over anything else?

The last bit, is using the tools CORRECTLY. If you’re not using them correctly, well that doesn’t help anyone.

Know. Your. Dog.
Know. Your. Tools.
Know. How. To. Use. Your. Tools.

After that, then we can figure everything else out and get everyone to a good place.
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27/06/2023

I love seeing my clients dogs live their best life after working so hard to accomplish a balanced brain and lifestyle.

Snowy here was one of my hardest cases but greatest successes. Her owners do a heck of a good job keeping up with her training, to be able to do all the things they love to do and be able to include their dog(s).
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12/04/2023

The thing I’m looking forward to the most this summer, is going camping with my boys, sleeping under the stars & enjoying warm summer nights 😍✨ 🏕️
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What are you most excited for???
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22/03/2023

This is one of the reasons I am ALWAYS preaching to get your dog into a follow state of mind & to advocate for your dog constantly. Once your dog looks to you for direction and surrenders their control or decision making to you, you will have a much happier animal. We expect our dogs to be able to navigate this MASSIVE human world and know right from wrong without showing them? Nah, that's just not fair to them.
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Now when I say surrender, I am not talking about creating a submissive animal that is scared of you, or hesitant towards you and your actions. We are not talking about that. We just want the dog to be able to fully put their trust and faith into us so they can BE A DOG and just relax.
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Giving your dog rules, structure, boundaries, etc. will help that dog feel more safe & secure but also... NOT AS STRESSED OUT.
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Let me put it into perspective this way; when you are in your home town, or the country you live in, the laws and regulations are clear to you and you feel safe because 99% of people follow those rules and regulations. Now allow the Purge to happen and everyone feels scared, unsafe, uneasy, and desperate for the laws and regulations to be reinstated so everything goes back to normal and is safe again. You feel more at ease when you know that these written and moral laws are in place to keep you safe... right?
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So, think about that for your dog. If they're allowed to do whatever they want, whenever they want, however, etc. their brain won't be able to handle that for long before craving some sort of structure, direction, safety, etc.
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22/03/2023

‼️ATTENTION CLIENTS‼️
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I will be offering Limitless Explorations again starting NEXT WEEK!
What are Limitless Explorations you ask? Well.... this was a service I offered when I very first started & it helped numerous dogs with their training & exercise.
I take the dog's out and work on certain things, depending on what their issues and goals are & we get exercise during that time as well.
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Your dog's exploration day might look like a walk around the marina, working on obedience in Scheels, going to home depot or lowes, coffee shop dog work at a local coffee shop, relaxing at the Eddy to get them used to environments like that, or maybe even going to Tahoe for the day to run and swim in the warmer months. The Reno/Tahoe area has SO MANY awesome amenities that we can take advantage of. Pretty much what we do on Exploration Days, is what I used to do with my Board & Trains to get them out and about.
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These days last a few hours per session and come with a follow up with the owner.
If you are interested in this program, please contact me via DM, Phone Call or Email!
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13/03/2023

My goal for you this week is to take the time that you would scrolling aimlessly through social media, and put that time towards your dog instead.

1:1 intentional & structured time is going to help you bond with your dog SO MUCH MORE than letting it sleep on your bed, eat your human food, etc.

THINGS YOU CAN DO:
-go for a walk
-focus exercises
-obedience
-tricks
-leash manners
-tug
-confidence building
-hide and seek
-etc!

Just have FUN with it!
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09/03/2023

Training with friends >>>
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07/03/2023

Hi Friends!

I have some new faces here so I thought I would do another introduction of myself.

🐾 My name is Aubrey, I am a Nevada Native, born n' raised here in Reno. I wanted to leave at some point, but I kept getting sucked back in.

🐾 I started Limitless Canine right at the beginning of the COVID outbreak in May of 2020.

🐾 I have been training dogs just shy of 10 years now.

🐾 I own Lone Desert Boutique as well, it's a Womens' Western Boutique.

🐾 2021/2022 changed my life. I found out I had been misdiagnosed and battling Lymes Disease for approx. 10 years or so. In 2021, My body decided to slow me down by literally knocking me on my a**. 3 weeks ago I officially went into remission after a 6 week intense treatment.

🐾 I believe everything happens for a reason.

🐾 Music is an escape for me, whether it's listening to it or creating it myself.

🐾 I sing and play guitar. I was a band geek from 6th - 12th grade and loved every moment of it.

🐾 I didn't graduate college, I dropped out to train dogs full time with my old mentor. I can confidently say it was a solid decision.

🐾 My training style and outlook of dogs has changed quite a bit in the past few months. There are things I used to believe in that I laugh at now, and visa versa.

🐾 I feel most at peace when I am in the mountains, next to a stream meditating or reading a book.

🐾 I believe your only competition is the person you were yesterday and that helps keep me accountable daily.

🐾 I have major RBF so most people think I am mean but I promise it's just my face.

That's it for now! Thanks for following and supporting my small biz!
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04/03/2023

No one person is the same, right? We all learn different, talk different, act different, etc.

So why would we expect any different with our dogs?

The moment your dog is born, everything around them influences who they are going to become, just like a person. Whether they were rescued from an abusive situation, or you picked them up from the breeder at 8 weeks old... they are still going to grow into their own being.

With every mistake, triumph, learning moment, training session, your dog is changing.

As living beings (dogs or people), some are quirkier, smarter, more tolerant, more athletic, etc. Some of are dull, ditzy, quick to snap, couch potatoes, etc... AND THATS OKAY! Our personalities make us who we are, and bring us closer to those that LOVE who we are.

Your dog doesn't need to be a perfect, outstanding animal for you to love. No, you love the little things about them that make them who they are. Our dogs are not going to be identical to our neighbors dogs, our siblings dogs, or even our other dogs and thats perfect in its self.

So love the dog you have, embrace them for who they are... cause they love you for who you are!
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02/03/2023

‼️Group classes are back‼️

As of right now I only have 𝙳𝚘𝚐 𝚃𝚛𝚊𝚒𝚗𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝟷𝟶𝟷 available.
We will be going over: Body Language, The Walk & Follow State of Mind, Place Work & Relaxing, Recall & Obedience, and more!

📆The schedule is: 3/22, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12, 4/19 all @ 6:30pm

❌I am limiting this to o͟n͟l͟y̲ 6 d͟o͟g̲s͟ p̲e͟r͟ c͟l͟a͟s͟s͟ so I can really take my time with everyone & get you the best results possible.

❗️This is a 5 class series! They are not individual classes that you can pick and choose what you want to do. Each class is $80 which makes the series $400 total.

👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Individuals, couples, families all welcome!

💚I know bringing your dog to a group class can seem intimidating, but I am here to help ALL of you. Whether your dog is a rescue that you’re having a difficult time bonding with, or the puppy you just can’t get enough of but they’re relentless. We all have something we can work on with our dogs & I am determined to make this a fun, safe & educational class!

S͟i͟g̲n͟ u͟p̲ o͟n͟l͟i͟n͟e͟ t͟o͟d͟a͟y̲!̲
www.limitlesscaninenv > shop > 5 week group class
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17/02/2023

Drax has 2 personalities…

Goofy & Sassy
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15/02/2023

‼️ATTN: I’m back from treatment & feeling better already‼️

I opened spots that already booked up for next week soooo I opened some more!

Snag your private lesson appointment so you don’t have to wait any longer to get on the books!!
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28/05/2022

Happy Memorial Weekend Friends ❤️🤍💙
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Please remember during this weekend that dogs hear nearly twice as many frequencies as humans do &&& they can hear sounds 4X further away than humans can.
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That being said, fireworks, sparklers and poppers are popular celebratory items (if allowed in your area) and they can create stress, anxiety and hearing issues for some dogs. It is common for dogs to try to bolt from the noise, runaway, burry themselves under beds, etc. Unfortunately there are a lot of missing cases due to fireworks on this holiday.
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If your pup struggles when it comes to loud noises and to avoid possible issues, please make sure you do the following for them:
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-get them as much fulfillment & exercise in as you can to try to help them be more tired and relaxed before the festivities.
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-keep them away from anyone using these items & as far away from the noises as possible. Try to pick a quiet room.
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-if they are most comfortable in a kennel, UTILIZE THAT.
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-try to distract them with a yummy treat. I like to stuff a beef trachea with a small amount of JIF PB, add some kibble, mix in some other raw meat and freeze it. You can also do this with a toppl!
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-do NOT pet while they are shaking, barking, etc. that keeps them stuck in that state of mind… it DOES NOT comfort them.
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That being said I hope everyone has a very safe & fun Memorial Weekend. I am thankful for all of those that have served for our beautiful Red White & Blue. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. Land of the Free, Because of the Brave ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸
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26/05/2022

Meet Akari! 😍
I’ve had this cutie pie for a little over a week now, so I guess it’s time to introduce him!

This 2 1/2-year-old is a mix between a Belgian Malinois, Border Collie & Husky and quite honestly he’s one of the most chill dogs I’ve met.

Akari is with me for a five week program to work through his dog issues and some other behavioral issues. He bit his owners, parents dog over crumbs and he can be reactive. I have definitely seen some of the reactivity, and it’s mostly because he’s only using his eyes to recognize the situation/ dog- instead of using all of his common sense. (Nose = 60% of brains info, Ears = 25% & Eyes = 15%).

It has taken a little bit for him to want to bond with us, but after our adventure up to Boca today, we’ve got a pretty tight relationship now. Even after just a week, he still trusted me enough to have him on a long lead swimming with the other dogs.

I’m excited to see how he does over the next few weeks. It’s really rare I bring dogs out and about before the third week of their B&T but, I ended up doing things different with this guy for a few different reasons.

Keep up with his pupdates on my stories!
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16/05/2022

Happy Graduation Loba! 🎉

While doing Loba’s go home session, I was really happy to see how engaged the entire family was, including the kids. What made me even happier was to see how excited they were when she responded to them. Sometimes it’s hard to get people to follow through with the training after the dog goes home but, when they do follow through that means the world to me but especially the dog.

I’m excited to see how she grows with her family and to see them keep up with everything. Loba is a tough dog but I know her family’s got this 💪🏼
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12/05/2022

You guys asked for it, so here it is!
Limitless Canine is going to be offering a 5 week GROUP class to cover topics to get you and your dog, on track!

Each week we will be covering a new topic/ basic that every dog and owner should learn to have a balanced relationship. Topics will consist of Leash Manners/ Follow State of Mind, Place work, Obedience, and more!

Class dates are 6/1, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22 & 6/29 @6:30-7:30pm

This class comes as a package, so you have to purchase all 5 classes; not just one here and there. Each class is $60, which makes it a $300 total.

I will provide more details to those that sign up.

There are only 10 spots available, so make sure to get your spot, TODAY!
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06/05/2022

Everyone meet Mufasa! 🦁

This goober is here for my intensive training program (6-20 weeks) to work on his E N T I R E self.

Mufasa has learned over the ONE year of his life that if he growls, and snaps that the person will back away and leave him alone. This mentality has transferred to his food, doing obedience, walking on leash, etc etc etc. Almost anything you can think of, this is his reaction if he doesn’t want to do it.

He has taken over the Leader position in the household and redirects onto the older rottie they have if he gets overly excited or reactive. He will p*e all over the house, disrespect his owner, and chase the cat and more. He has killed two chickens and has massive prey drive towards the cat as well.

With all of this though, I have really grown fond of him so far just in the past couple days I’ve had him. Once he was taken out of his environment he realized the world is MUCH bigger than he thought and I can already see him looking to me for direction. He has no idea how to be a real dog, or how to follow a person but I think he really wants to try. Something else I’ve done for him is switch his food to higher quality food to start working on weight gain and brain function. I feel like the lack of nutrition has added to his behaviors as well. I switched him form Pedigree to Nutri Source.

So, for Mufasa… I’m not sure how long he will be here for since he’s in the longest program I have, but keep your eyes out to follow his transformation! I’m very excited for this guy 🖤
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05/05/2022

Them: “Your dogs are so well behaved!”

Me: “Thanks. You should see what we’ve done with them these past 3 weeks to get them to this point.”

- a conversation I have with people daily when they see these good bois and gurls.
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30/04/2022

How do I do place work with all of them off leash? I direct each command to a specific dog by using their name.

when we first start, everything is done on leash and you simply guide the dogs with the leash and say “Milo, place“ “Coco, break“ so on and so forth.

Once they get used to you saying their names in an addressing manner, you can start doing their obedience, place work, recall and really whatever else as a group but individualized.

I have been using e-collars on the dogs to solidify their obedience, recall and place work. This has been helping tremendously with their training as well.
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29/04/2022

The kennel is one of the most misunderstood tools, right next to the prong collar & e-collar. That’s right, I said it.

SO often do I get told “ Well I feel like a kennel is like a jail for dogs.” Uuuhhh helllooo, it helps keep your dog safe, your home safe from destruction AND it keeps all the training that you’ve done safe. What do I mean by that?

When your dog is in their kennel, they’re supposed to be cool, calm and collected. They’re supposed to be relaxed just like a human would be in their bedroom. Nothing bad is supposed to happen in the kennel, it’s not supposed to just be used for “punishment“. When they are RELAXED in their kennel, they are not practicing any other bad habits.

The kennel helps when your dog needs to go take a chill pill, or to have them hang out there while you’re at work so they don’t counter surf and eat some chocolate or rip up your favorite couch and choke. A kennel is supposed to be for creating good structure, boundaries and respect for you and the home.

These aren’t ALL of the rules, but they are the most important. Practice these and your dog will become a pro going in and out of kennel. It might take some practice and it will definitely take some patience, but it’s worth it.

A few other tips I have are:
-Feed your dog in their kennel, this creates a boundary for them, but also it helps them enjoy their kennel more and helps create a positive association.

-If you work from home, put your dog in the kennel periodically throughout the day just so they can rest.

-Make sure you give your puppy naptime, and what’s a more perfect place to do that than the kennel?

-If your dog is showing separation anxiety by being vocal, let them work through it. If you give into it, all they are going to think is to get you to come into the room… they just have to throw a fit about it. (This too may take some time and patience.)

Hope you enjoyed these tips!
Good luck 💚
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29/04/2022

The kennel is one of the most misunderstood tools, right next to the prong collar. That’s right, I said it.

SO often do I get told “ Well I feel like a kennel is like a jail for dogs.” Uuuhhh helllooo, it helps keep your dog safe, your home safe from destruction AND it keeps all the training that you’ve done safe. What do I mean by that?

When your dog is in their kennel, they’re supposed to be cool, calm and collected. They’re supposed to be relaxed just like a human would be in their bedroom. Nothing bad is supposed to happen in the kennel, it’s not supposed to just be used for “punishment“. When they are RELAXED in their kennel, they are not practicing any other bad habits.

The kennel helps when your dog needs to go take a chill pill, or to have them hang out there while you’re at work so they don’t counter surf and eat some chocolate or rip up your favorite couch and choke. A kennel is supposed to be for creating good structure, boundaries and respect for you and the home.

These aren’t ALL of the rules, but they are the most important. Practice these and your dog will become a pro going in and out of kennel. It might take some practice and it will definitely take some patience, but it’s worth it.

A few other tips I have are:
-Feed your dog in their kennel

-If you work from home, put your dog in the kennel periodically throughout the day just so they can rest

-Make sure you give your puppy naptime, and what’s a more perfect place to do that than the kennel?

-If your dog is showing separation anxiety by being vocal, let them work through it. If you give into it, all they are going to think is to get you to come into the room… they just have to throw a fit about it. (This too may take some time and patience.)

Hope you enjoyed these tips!
Good luck 💚
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26/04/2022

Lil miss graduated today & I am soooo proud of her.
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Snowy was one of the rare dogs that I had to send home before her board and train was finished. She was here last September and just came back two weeks ago to finish out her training. When I sent her home, I sent her back with a list of rules, boundaries and structure that they needed to follow with her. If it weren’t for their follow through during the time she was home, her return here would not have been so seamless.
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Because of their hard work, I was able to focus everything on her off leash training and touch up on things here and there.
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I’m excited to see the adventures she gets to go on with her owners and the rest of their family. ❤️❤️
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20/04/2022

Amaajii is back for 6 weeks while her owner recovers from a surgery. She decided to put her through another board and train to work on more advanced skills and a couple other issues that she’s been having.

Stay tuned to stories and posts, you’ll be seeing this cute face a lot!
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19/04/2022

When I got Milo in, I noticed how food obsessed he was. He even started resource guarding it towards other dogs and gave me the side eye a couple times while putting my hand near the bowl. After seeing all of this, I started to hand feed him until he was more respectful over his food and then I switched him to the slow feed bowl. This was to help with his behaviors, his respect with food and his weight loss.
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Slow feed bowls are one of my favorite tools to use for dogs that need a bit more respect for food, or need to just chill while eating.
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Not only is it a great tool for brain activity and making feeding time more of a challenge, these bowls are designed to prevent bloat, throwing up from eating too quickly (which Milo did do) and it can help with weight loss.
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A lot of dogs wolf down an entire cup of kibble in .5 seconds (yes slight exaggeration) so they aren’t really chewing their food, thinking about how full they are, or how irritated their stomach might be. Behavior wise, mowing down on their food quickly might be a symptom of resource guarding as well. This bowl makes the dog slow their brain down to where they aren’t so heightened and obsessive and think about what they’re doing.
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Have a dog that needs a slow feed bowl? You can find these bowls at Marshall’s, TJ Maxx, Local pet stores and other places!
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I am heading out for some much needed R-N-R! To be intentional with my time away, I do not plan on being very active on social media as I reset and enjoy time with the man on our little trip. If you happen to DM, e-mail, text or call me while I am gone please be patient for I will respond when I am back in the office starting 4/11. IF there is an emergency, please preface it with that and I will get back to you ASAP. If you want to sign up for a Board & Train, please e-mail me at [email protected] and I will respond when I return. Thank You all for your understanding! • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

Brought the Board & Trains out and about today all over town. We started at Scheels, went to a coffee shop & then brought the pups up to a park to work on drills and place work. Simba worked on his fear of different floors. We worked through him walking on this marble slab in the middle of Scheels. It took a bit of repetitive movement & encouragement but he ended up working through it about 80% of the way. Later on we worked on his recall & place in a higher distraction environment. Finn worked on being calm and quiet at a coffee shop by the marina. He tends to lose patience when he has to just hangout. Then we worked on jumping on strangers, and place work. Huxley worked on his recall, down, stay and place work as well. He has been working through surrendering & taking directions from humans. Ranger has been doing extremely well with his reactivity. We had one small bark come out of him today but other than that, he watched all the distractions with ease. We also did some recall and stay drills. I love seeing the way these dogs progress! • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

All of the Board & Trains worked on leash manners today. Each of their lessons came with mini personalized sessions covering things I’ve noticed they needed work on. For instance, Huxley the Corgi has been relatively food possessive towards me (free feeding can cause this behavior) so in addition to hand feeding all his meals, I did a round of food respect with my high value treats. Each of these dogs is so different from the other which is keeping it interesting and fresh for me. As you can see in the video, all the dogs did a ton of bore and confuse on the figure 8. Our sessions didn’t end until they were walking behind me and in a follow state of mind. • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

🎄🕎 Happy Holidays Everyone!🎄🕎 Give your dog the gift of a more balanced, fulfilled & happy life! In honor of the Holidays, I would like to offer discounts on all of my Board & Trains! My Board & Trains are not just training your dog how to sit and stay. I focus on helping your dog learn how to coexists and navigate this crazy human world through Balanced & Instinctual Training. By giving them new skills, proper communication and real life experiences, they will be ready to take on the world by your side. Although your dog is the one that is physically here for training, YOU also get training too. I help you better understand your dog as well as helping you better communicate with them and become the leader they want and need. Call, DM or E-Mail me to snag your 2022 spot today! • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

Ever heard of a “Kill Shot” when it comes to a dog? Well if you haven’t, you might want to check out this video and read this caption. Nacho - the pitbull that I have right now has attacked a couple dogs. His most recent incident was in the beginning of this year at a doggy daycare (I will not disclose any other information). I’ve been pretty frustrated because I heard the incident was pretty gnarly, but he had not shown me anything indicating that he had that in him. There were no signs of: frustration, “true aggression” or “fear based aggression” until I saw this today. A lot of people will see their dog exhibit the “kill shot” and think it’s either funny, normal or cute. In reality, this is a kill tactic. This is a way Canines break other animals necks. When our dogs practice this behavior, we may be seeing it out of frustration, prey drive, heightened state of mind or aggression. When Nacho‘s brain got extremely heightened, he immediately picked up the closest toy and started to shake it - which in my mind makes me wonder if part of that behavior has carried over towards what happened with other dogs, which it can. I’ve seen it happen with truly aggressive dogs, they shake EVERYTHING to ensure it doesn’t survive, but for him… there might be a correlation between the heightened brain and the attacking behavior. Heightened Nacho Brain = I have to shake something. 🤷🏼‍♀️ This behavior can also cause issues with resource guarding, which I have seen in him as well but it’s not to an extreme level. The point of this video is to educate owners on this particular kill tactic. If you see your dog doing this STOP THEM 🛑🛑🛑 • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

We love our pack adventures. Sometimes we get to go in these Adventures more often because the dogs have easier behaviors to rehab, and other times we get groups that don’t get to go. So it’s always a treat for everyone, including us when we get to go. • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

There’s no music in my video, why? Because I wanted you to be able to hear me. Can’t hear me other than the sounds of my footsteps? That’s because I didn’t said a single word to her while we were working. We talk waaayyyy too much to our dogs and it can become a problem. Let me give you this example: It would be like if someone came up to you speaking or yelling a foreign language; confusion & anxiety would kick in. We expect our dogs to know what we’re saying even if we never taught them those things. When we’re working with dogs, we focus on using THEIR 5 main ways to communicate: Body Language, Energy, Space, Sound & Touch. We guide them in a way they can understand to show them what we want. This Bore & Confuse method uses NO corrections (even though she is on a pinch collar). It gets the dog…well bored and confused enough to be looking at you like “what the heck are we doin?” and focus on you and your body movements. Check Indy’s constant check ins w. me even when I’m not looking back at her. I’m calm, confident, quiet, leading & patient with her. This is what she needs. This is what most dogs need. • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

Lil behind the scenes of some cleaning, treadmilling, & place work today. These 3 boys highlighted in the video are our newbies that arrived yesterday. This was their first time on the treadmill each! • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

I just wanted to give everyone a heads up that starting this Friday I will be out of town for a bit. If you have an emergency, I will make sure to get back to you as soon as possible. Other than that, all messages and phone calls will be returned when I get back starting September 13th. Thank You for your patience and understanding 💚 • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada

The smoke has been horrific here in Reno, so instead of setting up the new dope agility course I got for the yard… we made a makeshift one in the house! Most of the dogs enjoyed the actual agility aspect of it, but the others were truly in it for the treats. It’s safe to say we had too much fun working with the dogs today. There were definitely some wheezing laughs with tears coming out of our eyes. • • • #dog #dogs #doggo #dogsofinstagram #dogtraining #training #caninetraining #balancedtrainer #balancedtraining #energy #bodylanguage #confidence #packleader #leadership #caninebehavior #caninebehaviorrehabilitation #behavioralrehabilitation #renonv #reno #nevada #northernnevada #agility #indooragility

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