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Some Tips for the Dog Park (Feat. a Sleepy Doggo)

Come Follow Romi’s Journey!

Grooming with Low-Stress

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A Meet&Greet with @apunkypuppy 's Groomer, Taylor!

Pre-Paid packages that assure you get your spot! Arrange the training for the month, and don't worry about when your next session will be!

Thank you, everyone for your caring words and understanding! Sessions will resume Monday, October 4.

Simba is working hard on his socialization!

The holiday seasons are near! And due to the Covid warnings, we will be wrapping things up early. Nov 21st will be the last session for 2020, and we will start back up Jan 9th, 2021.

Everyday is a good day to practice!

#blackouttuesday

Let's do some training! Whether it's just reinforcing recall or trying out new tricks, training is a good way to spend time with your dog and reinforce that bond!

Now that we've got the time, let's use it to practice with our dogs! What's a new trick you would like to work on?

Who's ready for SPRING?🌸🌸🌸 Want to take that beautiful photo with your dog, but can't quite get that pose? With a bit of training, teach your dog to follow your hand and you can get them to pose in whatever position you want!

Bathtime success! Sometimes I get a little too excited with progress... excuse my enthusiasm! Also special thanks to my brother for also doing these exercises with Romi, so it's double the progress! Yay!

#nofilter this was taken in the early morning of the snowiest day of Vancouver 2020. A majestic #snowboy in his element!

Romi had a friend over! Yay for snowdays!

Be careful outside! The snow may be beautiful, but exercise caution when heading out. Be especially mindful of your furry pals. Depending on breed and size, they might not do so well in the snow. Pay attention to their body language! Stay safe!

I am so proud of my Little Snow Bunny. Romi has come a long way from when he first arrived at his new home. Improvements take time and patience, but the end results are worth it. Taking short cuts or cutting corners when training your dog won't result in a good outcome in the long run. Always pay attention to how your dog is responding to your commands and adjust accordingly! Patience is key!

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