Smart Dogs Canine Training

Smart Dogs Canine Training Dog Training in Milton - Private and Group Lessons
Behaviour, Obedience, Virtual Sessions Dog Training in Milton Ontario, Halton Region and surrounding areas.

Private lessons, group lessons, virtual sessions, online courses and problem solving available. Puppy training, basic dog obedience, advanced dog obedience, rally-o, bootcamp training.

Have you made it a goal to be more present, more mindful in 2026? Why not try it while walking, training or playing with...
01/05/2026

Have you made it a goal to be more present, more mindful in 2026? Why not try it while walking, training or playing with your dog? It’s such an easy time to practice this and your dog will thank you for it. Get rid of the distractions, no phones, no tv’s, no music, no interruptions. If you’re playing, just enjoy who your dog is and the joy that they hold for the game. If you’re training, focus on the small wins, the feelings of accomplishment, the way your dog absorbs what you are teaching, the way you use your body, luring techniques and the way you two move in sync. If you’re walking, focus on your breathing, the pace with your dog, enjoy the sounds of nature or the quietness of the snow, and bring your attention to the birds or the stupid squirrels and observe their movements. Dogs are present, dogs live in the moment, dogs maybe aren’t mindful, but they agree the squirrels are stupid. Use your dog as a way to open your mind to being present and enjoying the small things. Your dogs (and your kids) are much happier if you are fully there, fully engaged, fully present and not preoccupied with the many ridiculous distractions that this world so temptingly offers.

Group Classes beginning this month. Check out our website for details and contact us to get in the lists!
01/03/2026

Group Classes beginning this month. Check out our website for details and contact us to get in the lists!

Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!!! May all your dreams, wishes and dog training hopes come true.Love the Johnsons...
12/31/2025

Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!!! May all your dreams, wishes and dog training hopes come true.
Love the Johnsons.

Training your dog doesn’t have to be complicated. Training your dog doesn’t have to look like drilling sits, downs and s...
12/30/2025

Training your dog doesn’t have to be complicated. Training your dog doesn’t have to look like drilling sits, downs and stays. Training your dog doesn’t have to be fancy tricks. Some of the most “well trained” dogs are simply good because of the energy passed from human to dog. They may not know high level obedience, but they know their place, when to listen and how to maintain control. Energy and consistency can do more for your dog than hours and hours of obedience training. Teaching your dog self control and how to be bored through energy and consistency is a game changer. Remember dogs, like children, are mirrors to our own energy, emotions and internal dialogue. What is your energy saying to your dog?

2026 is creeping up quickly, and with that come the usual “new years resolutions”. This year, if you want a dog that you...
12/29/2025

2026 is creeping up quickly, and with that come the usual “new years resolutions”. This year, if you want a dog that you enjoy more, that is better trained, that stresses you out less, if you want a change in your life, your health, your family, your situation, don’t make a resolution. New Year’s resolution aren’t permanent, in fact they’re a fad that passes quickly after a couple weeks or a month. Instead, make a lifestyle change. Lifestyle changes, though tough at times, are the thing that will bring you better and lasting results,, not some some quick overnight, fad changes that fade away in days because they are unsustainable. And the key to that change, regardless of the results that you are looking for, is you. You are the only thing that can change the world around you. A lifestyle change in you will help to put yourself on the right path wirh your dog, your health etc. You are the key. And lifestyle changes don’t have to be dramatic like New Year’s resolutions. They can be simple, in fact, the simpler they are the easier they are to implement, the more lasting they become. Adding two minutes a day of training or play with your dog, adding an extra five minutes to your daily walk, working on your own calm for five minutes a day, simply not giving in to your dogs demands, putting a leash on in the house. These are all examples of simple, quick and easy, yet affective changes that you can implement daily in order to make your life easier and more enjoyable wirh your dog. It doesn’t take much, it just takes dedication to small lifestyle changes that can be added to your daily routine which can help to make big changes for the future. So what are you waiting for? What will your lifestyle changes be for 2026?

Dogs don’t understand Christmas. Dogs don’t understand gift giving. Dogs don’t understand holidays. Dogs don’t understan...
12/28/2025

Dogs don’t understand Christmas. Dogs don’t understand gift giving. Dogs don’t understand holidays. Dogs don’t understand a lot of things. But they will celebrate with us and be happy, regardless of if they know what’s going on. We should be more like dogs.

Wishing everyone a very Merry and spectacular Christmas. May your days be filled with lots of food, appropriate intimate...
12/24/2025

Wishing everyone a very Merry and spectacular Christmas. May your days be filled with lots of food, appropriate intimate moments, awkward kisses from people you barely know, laughs, whipped cream and dog hair. All the best over the holiday season.
Love the Wilsons.

Some super cute faces of Basic Class finishing off their session. Awesome job everyone, it was a pleasure having you!! ...
12/19/2025

Some super cute faces of Basic Class finishing off their session. Awesome job everyone, it was a pleasure having you!!

There’s a savage in all of us., even when you’re wearing a cute sweater. Choose to use it wisely … the savage, not the s...
12/17/2025

There’s a savage in all of us., even when you’re wearing a cute sweater. Choose to use it wisely … the savage, not the sweater.

Just a whole lotta dogs 😁
12/15/2025

Just a whole lotta dogs 😁

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Is it time to make a change? Are you frustrated with your dogs behaviour? Do you want a better relationship with your canine companion?

We can help! Smart Dogs Canine Training in Milton provides real life, success oriented dog training that is easy to follow, translates well to the whole family and encourages healthy relationships with a balanced approach to training your dog. We offer a thorough understanding of dog behaviour, and are committed to our clients success. From group classes, to private training, puppy training, adult dog training, and behavioural adjustments, we offer something for everyone and encourage practice and exercise for the benefit of both dog and owner.

Smart Dogs Canine Training in Milton, Burlington, and Acton will help you achieve the stable, well balanced canine companion that you've always wanted. Our goal is your success, not to sell you class after class with no results. With families in mind, our priority is to help make your dog easier to live with, more responsive and better behaved.

REMEMBER: training isn't about being perfect. It's about building a better relationship, vocabulary and having fun. Training doesn't have to be boring, or tedious work. A few minutes a day, with reward, play, proper direction and clear communication of YES and NO will make your sessions much more enjoyable. Throw that into real life situations, and you've got yourself a well behaved dog that enjoys learning.