Do not wet the dog with water and do not shampoo first!

Mix hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and Dawn dish liquid into a thick soupy liquid, putting that in a watering can makes it easier to get it all over the dog. Use a wash cloth to apply the solution to the dogs face and ears avoid getting into the dogs eyes. Rub it in and let that sit for 15-20 min (as long as you can stand it) then rinse thoroughly and then shampoo the dog.

At Candid Canine Training, we believe every dog deserves the opportunity to become a confident, well-mannered companion. Whether you have a new puppy, a recently adopted rescue, or an adult dog needing help with obedience and behavior challenges, we offer customized training programs designed to help you achieve your goals.

Home School Training Program-
Enjoy the benefits of a Board and Train program while your dog remains in the comfort and familiarity of home. During this immersive three-week program, your dog receives four days of focused training each week, followed by a dedicated owner lesson on Fridays to ensure you have the skills and confidence to continue the training process. This program is tailored to your dog’s unique personality and your specific training objectives.

Private Training Sessions-
Flexible, one-on-one training sessions are available in your home or at dog-friendly public locations. We work on essential obedience commands such as Sit, Stay, Come, Place, Leave It, and more, while also addressing unwanted behaviors including leash pulling, jumping, resource guarding, counter surfing, and other common challenges.

Puppy Temperament Testing-
Professional evaluations to help breeders, rescues, and owners better understand each puppy’s personality, strengths, and potential.

Pet & House Sitting-
Travel with peace of mind knowing your pets are being cared for by an experienced dog professional. Pet and house-sitting services are available for clients who need dependable care while away on vacation or business.

Special Adoption Discount Available-
We are proud to support local shelters and rescue organizations. Clients who have adopted their dog from a rescue group or local animal shelter may qualify for special training discounts with proof of adoption.

Investing in training is one of the best gifts you can give your dog and yourself. Training creates a stronger bond, a happier home, and a lifetime of success.

Check out the website today to learn more about our services and pricing and find the training program that’s right for you and your dog.

http://www.candidcanineclub.com/services/

These are raw unedited video clips of me working with Charlie. It’s the good, the bad, and the ugly, including my many mistakes; 1. moving my hand to my chest when he comes to the front position. I didn’t realize I was doing this and it became a hand signal by accident, 2. Rewarding too quickly after the verbal marker, and 3. Accidentally give the incorrect verbal command. All of these were easy to fix because it was not fixing the dog it was fixing me. Charlie is doing very well and his parents sent me an update on his progress. Getting updates like these make me so happy. They are invested in helping Charlie be the best he can be and to continue his training. He is doing so well because his humans are doing the work with him. I built the foundation but they are building everything else that creates a well mannered, mentally and emotionally stable, reliable, and calm dog. A dog they can take anywhere and not have to worry. Training your dog is everyday for the life of the dog.

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There are many beneficial reasons for crate training.

For puppies and young dogs and even some adult dogs new to living inside, it speeds up the potty training. It’s provides the dog with his/her own private space and keeps your dog safe when home alone, when traveling and in the event of needing to be rescued in a natural disaster. It helps teach your dog quiet time is a good thing, especially in puppies. Both of my dogs are crate trained but I no longer have to crate them when not home or at night, so I don’t.

Currently, they are crated for an hour and a half every Tuesday when the lawn people come. They get a bully stick and they stay quiet and stress free until I let them out. They are in their crates any time people are working in my home and when we have guest over for a party for the first 30+ minutes, then they can come out and greet guests, then they go about their normal dog business.

I leave their crates open and available to them 24/7 and sometimes they just like to go in the crate and nap. The crate is not a bad thing or cruel unless you make it that way for your dogs.

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K9 – On a search mission keep in mind wind direction and unique conditions affecting airflow.

Here are the newest versions and some new ones!

Link: https://www.k9sensus.org/scent-odor-movement-materials
For more info: K9Sensus Foundation

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