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About Canine United Mobile Dog Training
Canine United Mobile Dog Training uses Positive Reinforcement, Classic conditioning, Desensitization, Clicker Training, Shaping, Luring, Extinction, Counter Conditioning etc. These are all programs developed by certified veterinarians with PHD’s in the Canine behavioral field of study of Dog training, behavior, and psychology.
Canine United Dog Training does not use anything that is physically or mentally harmful to the animal(s) or the owner. The goal of Canine United is to have a healthy, happy, safe, working companion relationship where your dog understands you and what you want and expect, and for you to understand the dog and what it needs and is feeling and is trying to communicate to you. We also have to be fair and understanding to the dog as well. For what it needs for daily life and for it to have its genetics and personality. If we don’t, we are not being fair to the dog. If humans are rewarding behaviours, it is not the dog’s fault as well.
Now you have a trusted working relationship with your dog! It’s the best feeling in the world to be with a dog that you don’t worry about or get stressed by.
About Ryan
Ryan is a proud father and full-time Certified Dog Trainer that attended the International Academy of Canine Trainers locally in Delta B.C, and graduated with an almost perfect grade of 98.6% overall.
Ryan has his Level 1 and Level 2 Certified Dog Training Diplomas and is listed as a Dog Behaviourl Specialist.
Everything was in a classroom setting, local animal shelters, as well as in-home and on-site personal client environments, and included monitoring and assisting with Puppy Classes, Obedience Classes (levels 1, 2 and 3), Dog Agility, and Doggy Daycare, Rescue centers.
Absolutely nothing was online, and the International Academy of Canine Trainers is a fully registered institution with the Provance of BC Ministry of Advanced Education.
Ryan is very involved in continuing his own education, keeping up-to-date, and furthering everyone’s knowledge in the field.
Ryan is the owner of Canine United Dog Training and has been in business since 2016. He works with local rescue centers, Breeders, local SPCA shelters, Adoption agencies, Bylaws. Ryan also gives back to community, clients and all these societies listed above.
Imagine life with your dog
Going for a nice walk with no pulling, going after other dogs, people, or barking and just being out of control. Taking your dog to the dog park, sitting back relaxing, having a coffee, and watching your dog play nice with other dogs and not having any worries.
Taking your dog off leash at the park or beach and not have to worry about your dog running away, getting into trouble or not coming back when called. Being able to leave your dog home alone or in your backyard, instead of being in ‘doggy jail’ in a crate. Knowing that your dog is okay with being alone for a while, happy and roaming free in the yard or house, and not barking and driving your neighbours crazy, peeing all over the house, being destructive and feeling very stressed, anxious, panicky, frustrated and having separation anxiety.
It has to be terrible for the dog to feel that way all day every day, and it’s not fair or right. Unfortunately, this is quite common, so we get a new dog and some problems start arising.
We have trouble while walking the dog and get frustrated, so we don’t walk the dog as often, or not at all. We have trouble at dog parks, so we stop going. We have troubles in the home, with the dog jumping on people, eating human food, not listening and acting out of control etc. So, we get mad or frustrated and crate it or lock it in a room (which we should never even get to that point). This leads to additional behavioural problems because the dog is not exercised enough, not played with often, not mentally exercised, or they have less human and canine socialization.
It is a vicious circle that we fall into and it gets worse and worse. Especially with dog aggression & dog reactivity. If the Dog is reactive then we take the dog out less because it is a problem, Usually late at night or very early morning. Its hard to just drive in the car when your dog is having a meltdown. Same with the home, we have people over less and the dog usually is under strict rules. But those rules can’t be 100%, sooner or later the dog gets out of the car or home and a “incident” happens and then the Dog has bite or scared someone or someone’s dog. Its not the dog’s fault, we have not fixed the problem. These behavioral patterns often stem from underlying issues with canine behavior that require professional intervention to resolve properly.
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Are you ready to transform your dog’s behavior and strengthen your bond? Let’s make it happen together.
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Take the first step toward a happier, more harmonious life with your dog—we’re here to help!
