The Ian Bunbury Dog School

11/15/2023

Whistler Mountain Ski Patrols’ newest member and the latest project for the Ian Bunbury Dog School, Millhouse, owned, trained and handled by Jimi Martin. This pup has a great future as a prospective dog!

08/28/2022

“Wake me up when ya wanna train.”
The newest student at the takes a little break between sessions. This little girl is latest prospect.

06/20/2022

Cute meter broken.

06/17/2022

Is cuteness a Superpower?
If so, this newest student at the is definitely a SuperpowerDog!

06/16/2022

“Don’t mind me, just passin’ thru…”
Local resident out for a walk today at my place.

05/21/2022

Here is our newest student, and his human going through the three “positions”: sit, stand and down on their first lesson using markers. His owners are doing good work with him and I look forward to seeing this relationship flourish!

02/28/2022

Using the skill of luring, this new student of the learns that performing a simple behaviour leads to good things!

01/02/2022

This lucky girl hit the forever home jackpot! Rescued from a ditch somewhere in East Texas, a loving family in Pemberton BC has committed to providing her with all that she’ll need to live a happy life… after her first lesson at the she’s already a happier dog!

11/22/2021

As a trainer of dogs and their people, I try to see past “cute” and appreciate the dog within, however… this puppy!
Here, the newest student gets acquainted with “little Mike”, a helper I use to introduce the skill of luring.

09/27/2021

08/21/2021

Our family had GSD’s when I was young, and I’ve been partial to the breed ever since. The is stoked to help develop this pup, who is going thru that “awkward” ear stage! Today Frankie was introduced to the ‘duration’ marker and he did great!

07/26/2021

Some of you may have seen doing the “blind dog” search demonstrations, using blacked out . I developed this exercise in an attempt to show in real terms how dogs rely far less on their sense of sight than we do, so when I saw this beautiful blind dog living so naturally (with the help of her very dedicated owner/handler), I just had to capture it.