Find Your Balance Dog Training

Find Your Balance Dog Training https://www.findyourbalancedogtraining.com Hello everybody! I train and rehabilitate dogs.

I deal with everything from puppies to adult dogs and basic obedience to behavioral issues. If you have any questions please email me at [email protected] or leave a comment on my timeline and THANK YOU so much for stopping by! :)

When Flint and I arrive at a new location for our daily structured leash walk he usually feels a bit overexcited and a b...
10/16/2025

When Flint and I arrive at a new location for our daily structured leash walk he usually feels a bit overexcited and a bit distracted and gawky. These are the moments when he needs the most leadership meaning correction for poor choices, guidance into good choices, advocacy for his personal space, accountability to command and the structure of the heel. All of these avenues of leadership support Flint and sets the tone of our outings so that he can control his impulses, behave as his best self and encourages him to settle into a calm mindset and obedient heel. šŸ¤šŸ–¤

Not Napa and I sneaking onto someoneā€™s lawn during our structured walk because they have the best leaves for fall pics šŸ«£...
10/16/2025

Not Napa and I sneaking onto someoneā€™s lawn during our structured walk because they have the best leaves for fall pics šŸ«£ā€¦Nope, not us! šŸ¤­

During my ownerā€™s Go Home sessions after their dogs board&train program, I show them how to provide leadership (correcti...
10/15/2025

During my ownerā€™s Go Home sessions after their dogs board&train program, I show them how to provide leadership (correction + guidance via Ecollar communication) , boundaries, accountability and advocacy. We practice all the dogs shiny new commands and of course practice the structured leash walk! During the daily structured leash walk we always prioritize the dogā€™s mindset ensuring sheā€™s calm and tuned into the handler (not the environment) and we also apply structure using the heel. I teach my owners to check on their dogā€™s heel position by looking straight down at the front of their legs while walking. If the dog is slightly behind your left leg they are in the optimum following position making it easiest for the handler to catch and correct moments of loading/scanning/mental arousal. If the dog is ahead of your left leg, they are too far forward and in the leading position making it easiest for the dog to engage in loading/scanning/mental arousal leading to reactivity and much harder for the handler to catch and correct.
Swipe to see both pics of correct heel position and incorrect heel position.

Please give a big warm welcome to Napa the 1 year old GSD! Napa is joining us for training to address reactivity on lea...
10/13/2025

Please give a big warm welcome to Napa the 1 year old GSD! Napa is joining us for training to address reactivity on leash/at home/in the car, over excitement and jumping on her favourite people especially guests, resource guarding bones/treats/high value items, rudeness like mouthing hands and tools during grooming and handling, and some restless/anxiousness causing her to struggle to settle. Whew, Miss Napa!!! Thatā€™s a tall order but youā€™ve come to the right place for help with ALL of it! šŸ’Ŗā¤ļø Along with addressing her problem areas, Napa will be learning all of her basic obedience commands on and off leash, impulse control and polite manners, and a big boost of confidence! šŸ˜ Welcome Napa! šŸ©·

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We are a Dog Training service that offers Training and Behaviour Modification for any dog, any problem! Please see our website (listed below) for a full description of our services and rates or to drop us a line to ask questions or to just say hello! We look forward to hearing from you soon :)