Dog Training Johannesburg

20/11/2024

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Black Friday SALE Extravaganza!

We want to help you transform your dog from NAUGHTY to NICE and solve your dog training struggles!

👇 Get upto 50% off selected online courses.

Have your done one of our courses before let us know and receive an additional 5 % off.

Ready to transform your dog's behaviour? Let's do it! Because at Smart Dog K9 Behaviour and Training , there is ALWAYS hope and no dog or owner is ever lost!

Put Monday, 25th November in your diary! 📅
The transformation is going to be the SMART way.

P.s. Your experience and your dog’s ability to navigate life in your home and out and about are important to us.

If you have any questions about this programme, our Trained trainers are able to assist you.

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31/10/2024

Shades Day 2024 supporting South African Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind and Pick n Pay Westwood Mall.

24/10/2024

Fireworks & Dogs- A Training Guide

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From Fearful to Calm
Helping Your Dog Get Through
this fearful time.

Click here and receive this booklet in your email box.

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Fireworks & Dogs- From Fearful to Calm Helping Your Dog Get Through FIREWORKS Digital Guide

16/10/2024

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16/10/2024

CGC Testing.

Want your pup to be a certified good boy or girl?
We will soon be holding a KUSA Canine Good Citizen test session! Come get tested, Contact us today to reserve your spot!

Date: Sunday 27 October 2024
Venue: Anne Harding, 40 4th Rd, Northwold Randburg

Limited Space..Book Now.

Mobile 081 270 4672 or email info@the smart dog.co.za

07/09/2024

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02/09/2024

Well Done.

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07/08/2024

07/08/2024

Hoopers Workshop Goldfields July 2024

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05/08/2024

Well Done

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22/07/2024

Dog First AId Course

Coming This Saturday 27th July 2024.
Venue Anne Harding, Northwold
Time: 0900 till 1200

Fee: R450 including certificate and Manual

For more information contact us 081 270 4672 or email [email protected]

17/07/2024

Have your registered for our Tricks Masters Class?

Tonights class sponsored by Ideal Dog Food.

Best dog on course get a hamper.

15/07/2024

Learning First Aid for Dogs is a great way to feel prepared if illness or accidents occur. However, by also knowing what is "normal" for your dog, you can identify abnormal signs. Do this by taking your pet's pulse, making circulation checks & looking at the colour inside the mouth. Here are some of the ways you can make sure you're familiar with your dog's health & behaviour:

✅Body Check: on a weekly basis perform a full body check of your dog. Gently run your hands over every part of their body & check for lumps, cuts, inflammation & any signs of discomfort. Be familiar with where the pulse is on the inside of the hind leg area.

✅Eating & Drinking: if your dog goes off his food or drink for more than 24 hours it is time to contact the vet, especially if your dog is usually a big eater. Remember, you know your dog better than anyone -- if you think something is wrong it probably is.

✅Mouth Check: check the mouth for anything out of the ordinary. Gums should be pink; darker/redder patches may indicate a problem. Check for growths & lumps & make sure that teeth are clear & none are loose. Check the tongue for cuts & sores. Bad breath could be an indication of digestive problems.

✅Eye Check: eyes should be clear & pupils the same size. Check for ingrowing eyelashes or hair that looks like it's causing a problem. There should also be no excessive discharge or signs of irritation.

✅Feet Check: examine your dog’s feet for cuts, grazes or growths. Long nails can cause problems & should be trimmed. Be careful when cutting/trimming nails as this can cause bleeding.

✅Skin & Coat Check: does the coat feel smooth & healthy? Can you feel any lumps on the skin or under it? Does your dog flinch when you run your hands over a specific area? Are there any greasy or moist areas? If you part the hair does the skin look flaky or dry?

These basic checks should be performed on a routine basis and doing so will ensure you catch any sign of trouble early on. Remember, if anything looks out of the ordinary consult your vet.

Want peace of mind as a dog lover? Learn First Aid for Dogs either in person in Durban or Johannesburg or online from home: https://thesmartdog.co.za

Pop over to our training academy,
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11/07/2024

We in your hood, come join us live in your private group.

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08/07/2024

Learn First Aid for Dogs skills with our excellent online course! It covers stacks of essential life-saving and accident prevention skills and advice, meaning you'll have peace of mind that you'll know what to do in an emergency.

💻Priced at just R 200, you can learn at your own pace from the comfort of your home or workplace.

Pop over to our training academy,
https://www.caninelearningacademy.co.za/courses/basicfirstaidfordogs

27/06/2024

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My Service dog and Me

Sitting by Umhlanga Beach after a hard day at work.... Chill Time..

For more information regarding Assistance Dogs visit our website https://smartservicedog.co.za/ or email us at [email protected] , whatsapp 081 270 4672

24/06/2024

Pet First Aid

Think your dog may have broken its tail? With all potential broken bones, you should follow the same advice.

Unless you can obviously see the bone is broken the only way to tell may be to have the dog x-rayed at the vets. The primary goals of treatment are to reduce pain, lower the risk of additional accidents, and avoid infection of open wounds. In all cases, there are three primary rules:

🌟Do not try to re-set a possible fracture and keep it as still as possible.
🌟Do not use antiseptics or ointments on open fractures where the bone has come through the skin.
🌟Get the dog to a vet immediately.

➡️What about if you think your dog has broken its tail?

These are extremely difficult to manage, even for a trained expert. If the tail appears to be broken but there is no blood or bone visible and the dog does not seem to be in pain, immediate emergency care is not essential -- that is, as long as the end of the tail does not become discoloured.

It's always wise to make an appointment to see the vet for advice if you have any doubts.

⚠️Want to feel prepared in an emergency? Spend three hours on our First Aid for Dogs course for peace of mind and learn lots of skills and knowledge to look after your canine friend if the worst happens.

📍We regularly run courses in the Durban area or maybe host one at your dog club/ at your rescue organisation.

💻Additionally we now offer a completely online distance learning course, so you can learn First Aid for Dogs skills from the comfort of your own home and at your own pace. Take a look at the options here:
Online level 1 = https://www.caninelearningacademy.co.za/courses/basicfirstaidfordogs

In Person Level 2 Module .

For more information Contact us on 087 8 112244 or mobile 0812704672 .

Or better yet drop us an email at [email protected]