26 Nov Does Your Dog Tune You Out?

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Many owners will answer a big fat yes to that question. I hear all sorts of comments on how the dog is stubborn, won’t listen, has a mind of it’s own and so forth. However in actuality, many owners have taught their dog’s not to...

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26 Nov Socializing Your Puppy

Posted at 22:59h in Dog Training, Newborn Puppies, Puppy Training, Scent Detection in Dogs, Therapy Dog, Uncategorized 0 Comments

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Everyone is talking about socializing your puppy, what actually is it? Simply put it is your puppy learning how to socialize with people, dogs, and various environments. This is a key factor in how your dog will develop as an adult. Often new owners miss out...

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26 Nov BioSensor Training

Posted at 21:45h in Newborn Puppies, Puppy Training, Therapy Dog, Uncategorized 1 Comment

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At Training Canines, we are proud to be able to offer to our clients the opportunity to take advantage of our early neurological stimulation program. This program is based on scientific facts on how puppies learn. It was developed over a course of many years...

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26 Nov Evaluating Puppies

Posted at 21:36h in dog behaviors, Dog Training, Newborn Puppies, Puppy Training, Therapy Dog, Uncategorized 0 Comments

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It is really amazing how the puppy’s temperament will change at various stages of development. As their genetic personalities come forth, we find that also the puppy’s environment plays a large roll in shaping their attitudes towards our human world. We begin to take notes on...

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26 Nov Please No Fat Puppies!

Posted at 21:09h in Dog Nutrition, Dog Training, Puppy Training 0 Comments

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What is it about that roily poly puppy that makes us want to snuggle with them and laugh at what they do? Maybe the reason people feel that way, is they think it is comforting or funny, I’m not sure. In all actuality it is...

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26 Nov Calm and Confident English Cream Golden Retriever Puppies

Posted at 20:57h in Dog Obedience, Dog Training, Puppy Training 0 Comments

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My goal with this post is to educate our potential clients on the differences you will find with a puppy from Training Canines.. We are presenting you with this information so that you will be able to make an informed decision when comparing puppies from...

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26 Nov The Newborn Puppy’s Early Training Schedule

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Did you know that puppies are blind and deaf when they are born?  They do not fully develop their hearing or sight until anywhere from ten to 20 days after they are born. However, their scent and touch abilities at this time are remarkable. They...

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05 Aug Housebreaking Still a Challenge??

Posted at 11:52h in dog behavior modification, dog behaviors, Dog Obedience, Dog Training, House Training, Puppy Training, Uncategorized 0 Comments

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I have received several calls recently from clients who have said they have been having issues with their older puppies and the housebreaking process.  Many have said their dogs are nearing a year old and still using the indoors as their bathroom.  Which of course...

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17 Jul The Dreaded Teenage Years

Posted at 00:11h in dog behavior modification, dog behaviors, Dog Obedience, Dog Training, House Training, Puppy Training 0 Comments

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With Bernard at almost seven months old, I thought I would go through with first hand experience the teenage years with you!  Therw are many things that they face that some owners are often shocked about, but feel their dog has forgotten everything they have...

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10 Jun PLAY WITH YOUR DOG!

Posted at 21:33h in dog behavior modification, dog behaviors, Dog Obedience, Dog Training, House Training, Puppy Training, Uncategorized 0 Comments

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Teaching the Dog Through Play If you stop and think about it what would be the easiest way, and the least stressful way to teach you something new?  Probably something that let you be yourself and have fun, don’t you think?  So why can’t we teach...

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