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VanEss K9 Academy LLC Owner/head trainer Eric Stanbro has been in the K9 world for the past 16 years as both a handler and trainer.
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He has trained hundreds of police K9s and handlers from all over the United States. He retired from LE in November of 2018 and has been training K9s and pet dogs full time ever since.

10/31/2026

Working some e collar outs this week in North Carolina. First rep is on leash and second rep is off leash.

10/21/2026
10/18/2026

I have had a YouTube channel for quite some time but literally haven’t done anything with it except some unpublished videos that we send to clients when we are training their dog. I have renamed it to Eric Stanbro | VanEss K9 I am going to start putting content on there soon. 2-3 minute videos and some shorts. Videos from my seminars as well as k9 and pet training snippets. Maybe even a video here and there of me getting murked at jiu jitsu. Please go subscribe and standby.

10/16/2026

Back in 2017 our local FOP built a permanent K9 memorial for those dogs killed in the line of duty. I was asked to give a speech. I actually made this speech up on the way there to simply troll a couple of dept supervisors 😂 Fast Fwd to yesterday and Lee County Fl held a funeral for K9 Dundee who lost his life in service. The LT had been so taken by my words that he used them in his own speech. To say I am humbled is putting it mildly. Here is my speech from that day in 2017

10/14/2026

Recently at my e collar seminars I have been doing a scenario where the dog chases a decoy into a room then an “innocent” person posts up against the door and the handler has to verbally out his dog and call him past the innocent. Well this dog had been so perfectly clean on all his stuff that I told the innocent to occupy the whole doorway. Here’s the result

10/09/2026

Working some Power of Twos with Theo here. He has some conflict in the out. So I am giving him a 2nd thing to do and that’s what gets paid. So correct 1 and pay 2. Then the out becomes a means to get to the down or the recall. Not every dog needs this but it’s a nice way to clean up a dog who has conflict with the out. I also use it for reactive dogs. Correct the reaction, get them to look at you, pay the look. Correct 1 pay 2. I talk about it in my book. Figured I would show it

10/04/2026

Sitting on a plane to Omaha to teach for a few days and going through my phone. Found this one I haven’t posted in awhile. We used to have a lot of fun once a year at water training. It took 3 summers to get the timing right on this one. Bas was the perfect dog for this catch. Before some idiot comes on and says “I would never send my dog on a person water skiing” I want to remind you that some scenarios are just for fun or environmental confidence. Please be less stupid.

09/30/2026

A little simple exercise from today. This was not only about the out and recall but it was about long line usage with the handler. Not repeating commands and getting a calm out. So many handlers are so bad at long line work that they simply avoid it. Take some time and use long lines even when you don’t have to. If you can rock a 30’ line you’ll be a maestro wit a 10’. “If you can dodge a wrench you can dog a ball”

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818 Mulberry Road SE
Canton, OH
44702

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm

Telephone

+13309044273

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