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Have you ever looked at your dog and wondered what they were thinking? Dogs may not speak our language, but they are constantly...

Have you ever noticed your dog acting differently when you're upset or stressed? Maybe they cower, become clingy, or even start...

Training your dog is an essential part of pet ownership, especially in a country as diverse as Canada. With various breeds and...

Adopting a rescue dog is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. You're not only gaining a loyal companion, but you’re also...

Thinking about bringing home a new dog? Before you visit a breeder or pet store, consider this powerful alternative: adopting a rescue...

By Celeste Goodhope, Certified Professional Cranbrook Dog Trainer When you start training your dog, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. With...

When people imagine bringing a dog home, they often picture a playful, bouncy puppy with endless energy and big eyes full of mischief....

If your dog barks, lunges, or growls at other dogs, people, or even moving vehicles while on leash, you're not alone. Leash reactivity...

By Celeste Goodhope If you’re walking your dog and they suddenly bark, growl, lunge, or whine at another dog, person, or object, you...

Summer is a time for adventure — but when the temperature rises, our dogs are at serious risk of overheating. Dogs don’t sweat like humans do, and even a short walk on a hot day can lead to heat exhaustion or heatstroke. As a dog trainer in Cranbrook, BC, I’ve seen firsthand how quickly heat can affect our canine companions. Here are essential dog safety tips for the heat so your pup stays happy, healthy, and cool all summer long in the East Kootenays. ☀️ 1. Walk During Coole

Dogs are more than just pets—they’re loyal companions, trusted friends, and part of the family. Building a strong bond with your dog...