Calm Canines Dog Training

10/30/2026

Bonus Friday Funny 😆 This is good!

10/30/2026

Don't forget to vote! 🐶😁

10/23/2026

Friday Funny 🤣

10/18/2026

Anyone else have DGS? 😂🐶

Thanks to Chacho the Chug for explaining this serious condition! 😆😁

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

So many cute dogs in costumes!😍 It was hard to get good pics of the excited dogs.😂

10/09/2026

💥Columbus people - tonight 6-8 pm! Have a drink 🍻 or two, meet some cute pups 🐶 and help out a great rescue organization!

What are YOU doing tonight? Come out to Echo Spirits on the Vine 6-8pm for our fundraiser and adoption event!

There will be GOOD BOY VODKA, bucket specials, swag and games 🤗 AND a portion of the bar proceeds will go to RESCUEDohio. Every pour helps a pup, some of whom will be there!

Stop by to meet some of our adoptable dogs 🐶🐶
6-7pm: Kernel
7-8pm: Clifford

Check out all of our available pups and apply to adopt at RESCUEDohio.org

Friday, October 9th from 6-8 PM at 3510 Clark Shaw Road, Powell, OH, Ohio 43065 Echo Spirits on the Vine

10/02/2026

Friday Funny 😆🐶😂

10/02/2026

DISTRACTED DOG WALKERS

The distracted dog walker is commonly seen chatting on the cell phone, wearing headphones or socializing, while oblivious to what their dog is doing, how their dog is feeling or what is going on in the environment.

This may not sound like a problem, but it is something that many of us have a problem with, even more so if we have a reactive, sensitive dog.

I always compare walking a dog to driving a car. It’s not so much about our driving skills, but having to constantly be aware of the driving skills of others – trying to predict what they will do, which rules of the road they will ignore and how distracted they are. This is especially true in the country I live in, where driving can be a really stressful experience.

I understand that we often need to multi task – there simply doesn’t seem to be enough time in our day to accomplish everything we need to, but walking our dogs should not be one of these times.

“But my dog is really friendly, well socialized, gets on well with everyone, is well trained, knows this environment well etc. and I hear that. But another dog might not be – maybe they need space, are reactive, sensitive, selectively social, have health issues, might be terrified of another dog racing straight towards them chasing a ball thrown from a ball launcher etc.

If distracted dog walkers have no regard for other dogs or other people, they should at least have regard for their own dogs.

Walking your dog should be a time of bonding, of connecting, of seeing the world through their eyes, of reinforcing and rewarding wanted behaviours, of keeping them safe and protected, of being truly present in the moments.

09/25/2026

Yep, this is me! 😅🐶😂