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Cascadia Dog Training Inc. Train your dog. For life.

🗓️Join us Sunday, October 18 at 10am in Coquitlam for a cozy trail walk and a few fun drills, with crisp air, good compa...
10/11/2026

🗓️Join us Sunday, October 18 at 10am in Coquitlam for a cozy trail walk and a few fun drills, with crisp air, good company, and happy pups all around. 🍂 Link in bio to save your spot!

📣CAMP CASCADIA📣We’re celebrating 10 years of Cascadia Dog Training with our biggest pack walk yet, and it’s completely F...
08/05/2026

📣CAMP CASCADIA📣

We’re celebrating 10 years of Cascadia Dog Training with our biggest pack walk yet, and it’s completely FREE!

📅 Saturday, August 16 @ 9:30 AM
📍 North Vancouver

Ten years of P.U.P. Walks wouldn’t have been possible without our incredible pack walk supporters, so this one’s on us. It’s our way of saying thank you and giving back to the community that’s walked alongside us since day one.

We’re bringing the trail to life with drill stations for: reactivity work, confidence building, impulse control, plus some just for fun surprises along the way 👀

ANY dog is welcome, no matter their training level. Reactive, shy, still learning, total pro, it doesn’t matter.

⚠️ Only 20 spots available, first come first serve. Once they’re gone, they’re gone! LINK IN BIO ⬆️

Some of the dogs from our July P.U.P. Walk 🐾🐕CAMP CASCADIA is happening on SUNDAY, AUGUST 16! Drill stations to work on ...
07/28/2026

Some of the dogs from our July P.U.P. Walk 🐾🐕

CAMP CASCADIA is happening on SUNDAY, AUGUST 16! Drill stations to work on reactivity, confidence building, impulse control, and more. One day only. 🔜Registration will open soon, so make sure you’re following us! Open to all dogs of all training levels 💪

Who’s coming?!?!

Congrats to our May & June graduates! 🎓 So proud of how far you’ve all come. Keep practicing those skills at home! Swipe...
07/17/2026

Congrats to our May & June graduates! 🎓 So proud of how far you’ve all come. Keep practicing those skills at home! Swipe to read what they came to us for and what they achieved ➡️

What time is it?? P.U.P. WALK TIME! 🐕If you’re looking to socialize your dog in a controlled environment and improve you...
07/01/2026

What time is it?? P.U.P. WALK TIME! 🐕

If you’re looking to socialize your dog in a controlled environment and improve your handling skills, this is exactly where you need to be.

📍Join us in BURNABY on July 12 @ 9AM

Y’all know the drill! Link in bio for public members. Clients, check your inbox 📩 All dogs are welcome, regardless of training level or breed 🐾 Our trainers will be on-site to provide guidance.

06/19/2026

When Cathy rescued Gracie, she had no idea what she was in for.

Gracie was a dog who pulled relentlessly on leash, reacted to other dogs, jumped on everyone, ignored the rules, and had virtually no recall. She had even pulled Cathy over multiple times, making everyday walks stressful and unsafe.

Through consistent training, guidance, and hard work from both Cathy and Gracie, everything changed. Today, Gracie walks politely, listens reliably, and has become the companion Cathy always hoped for.
The best part? Cathy is now completely in love with Gracie.

Stories like this are why we do what we do!

05/22/2026

Nobody wants it and we definitely don’t like seeing it 🫣

Clove was a MAJOR puller, her nose was always busy and it caused her owner all kinds of back and shoulder pain. What Clove really needed was some structure on the walks to let her know that she can be a ✨passenger princess✨ but not the driver 🙂‍↔️

If you’re looking to sharpen up your dog’s leash skills, drop a 👋 in the comments and we’ll get in touch!

05/16/2026

Have you ever had to hold your dog back when guests arrive? Or apologize for their jumping and craziness? There’s only one tool you need to stop this: the leash.

Before your guests arrive, leash your dog and either tie them down or put your foot where it allows just enough room for your dog to stand but not jump. That’s the easy part. The hard part is to make sure your guests don’t pay any attention to your pup UNTIL they are fully calm. And by fully we mean basically bored (like Buck in this video.) Only when your dog is in this state of mind should attention and affection be given.

Rewarding calmness is how we reinforce this behaviour and the more you practice, the faster they’ll reach this state. Try it out!

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