Canine Resolution

Canine Resolution The premier dog training facility in Metro Detroit. We offer boarding with training & private lessons Dog training, Behavioral services and Pet spa

🚗💥 Demolition Derby Time! 💥🚗Canine Resolution is proud to sponsor Coach Carrie’s husband, Justin, and his derby car at t...
07/09/2025

🚗💥 Demolition Derby Time! 💥🚗

Canine Resolution is proud to sponsor Coach Carrie’s husband, Justin, and his derby car at this year’s Oakland county 4H Fair!

Come watch Justin crush the competition this Friday and Saturday — you don’t want to miss it!

We’ll be in the stands cheering him on — and we hope to see you there!

Go Justin go !!! 🏁🔥

🇺🇸🐾 Night-Night Treats They’ll Never Forget! 🐾🇺🇸Happy 4th of July! 🎆 I hope you and your dogs are enjoying the holiday a...
07/04/2025

🇺🇸🐾 Night-Night Treats They’ll Never Forget! 🐾🇺🇸

Happy 4th of July! 🎆 I hope you and your dogs are enjoying the holiday and staying safe. ❤️🤍💙

If you’re looking for some amazing homemade dog treats, look no further than Wiggle Worthy K9 Bakery!

These treats are a must in my house — I call them our night-night treats. Every night, I give one to each of my dogs, including all the dogs here for boarding with training.

And if I ever forget? My dogs make sure to remind me — they love them that much! 🐶✨

If you want to spoil your dogs with something healthy, delicious, and truly wiggle-worthy, I can’t recommend these enough!

🎇🐕 Happy 4th, everyone — give your pups an extra treat and a safe place to relax tonight!

🐾 What’s your dog’s favorite treat? Drop a pic of your pups below! ⬇️❤️

Wiggle Worthy K9 Bakery

07/03/2025

Thank you, Janice, Canine Resolution and Howard appreciates your kind words.

Janice Huffman
Local Guide • 17 reviews • 2 photos
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The training sessions have been very informative. Howard is patient and is a weatlth of knowledge. He is teaching us a lot about how to train and handle our puppy. We highly recommend Canine Resolution if you're seeking professional hands on training for your dog.

Lowkey gettin’ all GQ before heading home from Canine Resolutions Boarding with Training program. 🐾✨He was so much fun t...
06/30/2025

Lowkey gettin’ all GQ before heading home from Canine Resolutions Boarding with Training program. 🐾✨
He was so much fun to have stay with us — and what a great swimmer he was too! 🏊‍♂️
This guy will be missed.
Go Lowkey, go!!! 💙🐶

06/23/2025

Lowkey had to hit Tractor supply to get some duck food and new chuck its.

Not to bad for a dog who used to lung, bark and growl at people.

06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day to the real dog daddy’s!!!!

06/11/2025
Congrats to all
06/05/2025

Congrats to all

05/24/2025

Natalia Balabanov reacts to hearing 98 points in obedience phase, while her dog Glinda wonders what's the commotion about. 98 points is high obedience score on day two at the 2025 AWDF IGP National Championship.

05/22/2025
Training before Trazadone !!!It’s alarming how many dogs I see that are on behavior meds because of normal dog behavior....
02/13/2025

Training before Trazadone !!!

It’s alarming how many dogs I see that are on behavior meds because of normal dog behavior.

I even see puppies prescribed them for normal puppy behaviors.

Most people have trouble with their dogs because they do not fulfill the dogs genetic needs.

They do not know how to stop bad behaviors or how to encourage proper behaviors.

Maybe if people understood saying no to their dog is necessary and a good thing we wouldn’t see so many dogs on drugs.

Giving the dog psychotropic medications when the above needs have not been met is just wrong.

Behavior medication should not take the place of proper training or parenting.

If you ask me, that is abuse.

For years, fluoxetine (Prozac) has been pushed as the answer to behavioral problems in dogs. Veterinary behaviorists and force-free advocates love to cite “science-backed” studies to justify long-term medication use. But here’s a big problem, most of these studies are flawed, biased, and rely almost entirely on owner-reported data.
Take, for example, the 2009 study on fluoxetine for compulsive disorders in dogs (Irimajiri et al., J Am Vet Med Assoc). It claimed fluoxetine helped, yet the only improvement came from owners’ OPINIONS, not actual behavioral measurements. When researchers looked at objective data the dogs’ actual behavior logs they found NO SIGNIFICANT difference between the medicated and placebo groups. But guess which result gets cited?🤫
How about the 2007 study on fluoxetine for separation anxiety (Simpson et al., Veterinary Therapeutics). The conclusion? Fluoxetine was effective … but only when paired with a structured behavior modification plan. And yet, thousands of dogs are medicated without any meaningful training, as if a pill can replace actual learning.
Sad reality is that Dogs are being drugged, not rehabilitated.
Ask any serious trainer what happens when they get a dog that’s been on fluoxetine for years. They take the dog off the meds, implement a sound training plan, and SHOCKINGLY the dog improves.
Not because fluoxetine “worked,” but because the dog finally got what it needed: clarity and proper training.
Yet, the AVSAB keeps pushing these medications while dismissing legitimate training as “aversive” or “outdated.” They’d rather chemically suppress behavior than actually address it.
The real question isn’t whether fluoxetine has some effect but why so many dogs improve when you REMOVE the drug and train them properly?!!!
Behavioral change comes from learning, not sedation. It’s time to stop pretending otherwise.
I know I am not the only one noticing that dogs on fluoxetine don’t get better - they just get dull.
The dog isn’t learning or adapting, just becoming more passive.
This can actuallY DELAY proper rehabilitation, because the dog’s emotions and responses are chemically suppressed rather than modified through learning.
Thinking about making a solo podcast to talk about the dog I have in training right now, one of the many that end up euthanized after YEARS of being on SSRI’s and the pandemic of prescribing psychotropics like flea medication

01/31/2025

'The Great Race of Mercy'

This weekend marks the 100th anniversary of the Nome Serum Run, a historic dog sled relay that saved the remote town of Nome, Alaska, from a diphtheria outbreak in 1925. Twenty mushers and more than 150 sled dogs transported an antitoxin 674 miles across harsh terrain in just 127.5 hours, battling temperatures as low as minus 85 degrees.



In January, Nome's only doctor diagnosed diphtheria, a highly contagious and often fatal disease, in several children. With the town inaccessible by boat and air travel deemed too dangerous, sled dogs were the only viable option for transporting the serum across the Alaskan wilderness to prevent a potential epidemic.



While lead dog Balto gained international fame—and a Disney animated film—for completing the final 55-mile leg, another dog named Togo, and his team actually covered the most treacherous 264-mile stretch. The serum run utilized parts of what is now known as the Iditarod Trail, although it wasn't the direct inspiration for the modern race.

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