Dog Training near Invermere BC (53 Result(s))

If you are a dog owner in Calgary and surrounding areas, Calgary Canine Centre is a premier dog training organization. We have been in business since 1995. Our team of qualified and professional instructors has over 50 years of experience in providing our clients with superior training methods for both fun and competition. All our teaching methods are Positive and use Motivational techniques. We have focused our abilities on dog sports. Agility, Dog Sport at its best. The skill of handler and their dog on an obstacle course. Our training prepares you and your dog for all venues of agility competition. Nosework is an exciting new sport that uses similar techniques to those employed to teach dogs to detect narcotics or explosives. Come join us it is the greatest gift you can give your dog. We provide a friendly, fun atmosphere for you and your dog. Call Calgary Canine Centre today at 403 238 6715 to receive more information on our puppy and dog agility and nosework training programs.

Train now or forever hold your leash! Western Canadian Canine Academy provides dog training for Calgary, Airdrie and area. We strive in helping you strengthen the bond between you and your canine companion and becoming the positive leader your dog requires. For more information on our classes or private training, please visit our website.

ToS was founded on my medical background with a strong application in psychology, inspired by my two Leonberger crosses who developed territorial aggression. I began studying effective methods to address dog aggression, drawing on behaviorists like Skinner, Watson, and insights from Pavlov’s dog. Volunteering at a shelter, I was assigned three aggressive dogs, each successfully rehabilitated and rehomed, which helped me refine my programs. I discovered that aggression is often rooted not only in the dog but also in the owner’s behavior. Male owners often display aggressive traits themselves, while female owners may exhibit victim traits and seek protection. Another common issue is that many owners remain passive during incidents, reinforcing the problem. My programs focus on behavior modification for both dogs and humans, educating owners on practical, corrective actions and fostering healthier, safer relationships between people and their pets.