Good as Gold K9 School

03/29/2026

Congratulations to mom “Insight” and dad “Genius” on the birth of their healthy puppies, four girls and one boy, on March 23💕

03/07/2026

Agility Students Save the dates
2026 Fun Days
May 31, June 28, Sept 20

02/17/2026

Congratulations Monica on your new puppy, she’s adorable!!🥰

01/21/2026

Quinn the Border Collie

12/15/2025

More pics from yesterday, thanks to all who helped clean, decorate and the supplied the food for the feast!

12/15/2025

What a holiday celebration! Thank-you to all who came out to our annual Christmas/Hanukkah party. Great food, great friends, great time! Best wishes to all!

12/09/2025

Thank-you to Wendy and Peter for organizing the Christmas plant fundraiser for Partner Dogs. Thank-you to everyone who purchased a plant to help support our service dog program. Enjoy your flowers!

Don’t forget our drop-in Holiday Party this Sunday the 14th 12:00-4:00

12/08/2025

Just a reminder that our holiday party is this coming Sunday the 14th. You are welcome to bring your favourite holiday treats to share

PLEASE NOTE!!
Start time on poster is INCORRECT!!
Party starts at 12:00/noon!

11/29/2025

Just something cool to learn about female dogs!

A research group at Kyoto University pulled off one of the funniest and most revealing dog experiments in 2022.

They brought in 60 dogs and had them watch two actors open food containers:
One who handled the task like a pro, and one who fumbled around like they had never opened anything in their entire life.

When it came time for the dogs to choose which person to approach, the results were pretty wild.

Female dogs didn’t hesitate.
Eighty-three percent walked right to the competent human.
Male dogs? No thoughts. No opinions. Purely vibes.

But the girl dogs didn’t just pick better. They observed better.
They stared longer at the capable human.
They kept their distance from the hopeless one.
They used actual judgment to figure out who knew what they were doing.

There was one catch.
They only cared when food was involved.
If the containers were empty, they didn’t bother sizing anyone up.
Which honestly feels extremely relatable.

According to scientists, this ability puts female dogs in a category alongside dolphins and chimpanzees, who can also evaluate the competence of others. It suggests dogs aren’t just paying attention to our actions. They’re assessing our skill level when it actually matters.

So the next time your girl dog watches you wrestle with the treat bag…
Just remember she’s quietly reviewing your performance. 😆

11/11/2025

Congratulations to Eleanor and Sherwood on earning their Advanced Trick Dog title. You both have worked so hard and we are very proud of you!

11/01/2025

Save the date!
Christmas Holiday Hanukkah Party Sunday December 14🎄❄️🕎

10/01/2025

Agility Students!

Snooker Seminar this Sunday Oct 5
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