Sampaw Dog Training

08/04/2025

Walk or Run 3k with your dog and earn your tittle. We completed the challenge today. Love to collect the medal.

16/03/2025

Owner can see such a great improvement in Fennec behaviour with stranger in 2 weeks. This is our 2nd session and thank you for the committed owner put effort and trust with our process. Previously he will fixated to people from this distance and start barking and pulling on leash.

12/03/2025

🐶🎓Congratulation puppy graduation🎉

10/03/2025

Look at his blue eye!Freddy is a young dog that found meeting other dog a little too overwhelming, so he needs some help with that. Also mum would love to take him to cafe and sport event so he doesn’t miss out any family acitivities.

We spoke about the goals and decide on what skills would be the most benefit for both human and dog needs to come out a plan for Freddy. Let follow us on Freddy on progression.

19/02/2025

This is a very happy and successful story of Nova. If you remember Nova in one of my video before. Nova reacted to scooter and bike and moving things. But looks today, her owner send me a video of her progression with Nova, look how relax and calm she was when bike ride past her.

10/02/2025

10/02/2025

Havey and his family did amazingly well in our 1-2-1 training session and this is our 2nd session. I love when Kids are involve in our session and learn how to read and interact with our dog.

We taught him to be calm and engagement with his human when others distraction around. Havey was a wonderful and lovable young dog that get very excited to meet and greet people and dogs, and will jump up on them so we work on polited greeting to prevent jumping habit, to protect his emotion and his growing joints.

30/01/2025

26/01/2025

As dogs age, they tend to gain weight, become less active, sleep more and lose mental focus. Their ability to smell, hear and see also diminish. Dogs also find it harder to move around due to deteriorating muscle mass, arthritis and just normal wear and tear of living. The less they move, the more muscles atrophy, balance diminishes and functional movement continues to decrease. Functional movement refers to as routines of daily life—lay down, get up, walk, go up and down stairs, go up and down ramps etc. In order to keep seniors at the best quality of life we ​​need to keep senior dogs moving and functioning. Exercise benefits senior dogs by keeping muscles toned and flexible while maintaining balance, stability and function. Conditioning the senior dog also helps to mentally exercises the mind of the dog and also enhances the relationship between you and your dog. The main goal of exercising senior dogs is to keep them moving and functional at life so they can maintain a good quality of life as they age.

12/01/2025

04/01/2025

Home setup for new adoption. Bring a new member into the home and hope it goes well, or maybe a professional trainer that helps you prepare the best for this successful adoption.

Set both human and dogs up for success and knowing what to expect, new routine and new environment change for everyone

Franco and Athena are showing good signs and get along better than there first met up

01/01/2025

Happy New Year and welcome 2025

23/12/2024

PARVO ALERT: CONFIRMED PARVOVIRUS CASE IN THE KWINANA AREA

Is your dog up to date with their vaccinations?
Parvovirus in dogs, also known as Parvo, is a highly contagious disease that affects puppies that are still too young to be vaccinated, puppies who have not completed their vaccination course and unvaccinated or overdue adult dogs.
What does parvovirus do?
The virus attacks the lining of the small intestine, leading to severe vomiting and diarrhoea, often with blood. This can cause severe dehydration, shock and death, especially in small dogs and puppies. The destruction of the gut lining by parvovirus is so severe that it takes several days for the gut to retain its’ function in digestion and water balance. At the same time the virus also attacks the bone marrow. The damaged bone marrow can no longer produce enough white blood cells needed to fight off infections, and this makes the disease even more serious. In some cases the virus can also affect the heart resulting in inflammation and this is usually fatal.
How do dogs contract parvovirus?
Parvovirus is highly contagious and can survive for long periods in the environment. The virus can withstand routine cleaning and weather changes, which means the spread of the virus is hard to control. It can be easily transferred on the paws of dogs and on people’s shoes or other items contaminated with the virus, like bedding or leashes. Parvovirus is shed in the faeces of infected animals, and dogs easily come into contact with these when sniffing the ground when on walks or at the dog park. It is important to understand that you don’t need direct dog-to-dog contact for a dog to become infected with parvovirus and it can live in the environment for up to two years.
How to prevent parvovirus in dogs
Vaccinating your pet against parvovirus is the only way to protect them from the disease. The vaccination is highly effective and very safe. Puppies require vaccination based on the following:
Vaccination Schedule:
Initial vaccine at 6 to 8 weeks of age
Booster vaccine at 10 to 12 weeks old
Booster vaccine at 14 to 16 weeks old
Annual vaccinations for adults
Remember, your puppy will not have full immunity against the virus until two weeks after their final puppy vaccine.
Don’t walk puppies in parks and outside your home until they receive their full complement of puppy vaccines
How is parvovirus treated?
If parvovirus is suspected based on the clinical signs we will perform a test to confirm infection.
Signs of parvovirus infection progress rapidly, and the disease can be fatal within 48 hours if not treated. Treatment requires intensive hospitalisation with supportive care including intravenous fluids, antibiotics, pain relief and medications to stop vomiting. In some instances, puppies may require more intense critical care treatment including plasma or blood transfusions. Even with intensive treatment some dogs may succumb to this horrible disease.
For more information on protecting your pet from parvovirus and other contagious diseases or to schedule a vaccination please contact your local vet

14/12/2024

Puppy having a break after some play.

Continue playing will increase their arousal and they may play too rough so we will plan out their play session with lot of break to help them regulate their excitement and able to remain calm through out.