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Monochrome Canines Dog Training Scientific based dog trainer based in Fort Dodge, IA! FREE in home evaluations in Fort Dodge!
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06/14/2026

Had a weekend full of fun!

Remember enrichment isn’t JUST training! Be sure to fulfill your dogs other needs such as: sniffing, pulling, digging, running and chasing!
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The other day Sticks and I helped out during a friends CGCA/CGCU class! This was great practice for us as well as the ot...
05/28/2026

The other day Sticks and I helped out during a friends CGCA/CGCU class! This was great practice for us as well as the other teams.

- AKC CGCA (Canine Good Citizen Advanced): A certification that shows a dog has good manners at home and in the community.
- AKC CGCU (Canine Good Citizen Urban): Focuses on good behavior in urban settings, like busy streets and public places.
Both programs promote responsible dog ownership and positive behavior. They have many similarities though there are some different test items for each test!

For AKC CGCA: (the advanced CGC)
- Sit politely for petting
- Walk on a loose leash
- Come when called
- Stay in place
- React politely to distractions

For AKC CGCU (Urban):
- Handle distractions like traffic and crowds
- Walk calmly on busy sidewalks
- Wait patiently at curbs
- Ignore food on the ground
- Settle calmly in public places

These are great goals for any dog! Pet dog, service dog or therapy dog! Have questions about the CGC or any of its higher levels? Message us today!

05/27/2026

Just as a reminder as temperatures are starting to rise. Also, please keep your animals safe from the heat outside by offering shade and plenty of food and water.

Warmer days are ahead! Does your dog like swimming to keep cool? Maybe they find a short hike in a shaded area fun on wa...
05/09/2026

Warmer days are ahead!

Does your dog like swimming to keep cool? Maybe they find a short hike in a shaded area fun on warmer days! No matter the activity here’s some tips to avoid your pup overheating and/or experiencing heat exhaustion!

- Provide plenty of fresh, cool water at all times.
- Avoid exercising your dog during the hottest parts of the day; early morning or late evening is best.
- Offer shade or keep your dog indoors in a cool, ventilated area.
- Never leave your dog in a parked car, even for a short time.
- Use cooling mats or damp towels on your dog’s body if needed.
- Watch for signs of overheating like excessive panting, drooling, or lethargy.
- Keep walks shorter and slower when it’s hot outside.
- Consider using a cooling vest or bandana for extra protection. (Though if it’s humid this might not really work!)

Keeping these tips in mind is sure to keep you and your pup safe!

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Happy happy birthday to the owner and lead dog trainer of Monochrome Canines Dog Training!!! Without Jordyn Monochrome w...
05/08/2026

Happy happy birthday to the owner and lead dog trainer of Monochrome Canines Dog Training!!!

Without Jordyn Monochrome wouldn’t exist so big thank you to her!

Some honorary photos of Jordyn doing what she loves (always with a dog)
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Have you ever seen a service dog along side an employee at their job? Rather you have or haven’t here’s some basic rules...
05/07/2026

Have you ever seen a service dog along side an employee at their job?

Rather you have or haven’t here’s some basic rules you should follow!

❌- Do NOT touch the dog. Petting anyone’s dog without permission is very unsafe but petting a service dog can be a major distraction and safety issue for the handler

❌- Do NOT make eye contact with the dog or stare at the team (staring is rude)

✅- DO talk directly to the handler and not their dog. It is polite to address people directly when speaking to them. Act as if the dog is not even there.

( P.S. we love Fort Frenzy )
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Train your dog - trust your dogTrusting your dog is super important because it builds a strong bond between you and them...
05/06/2026

Train your dog - trust your dog

Trusting your dog is super important because it builds a strong bond between you and them. When your dog trusts you, they're more relaxed and confident, which makes training easier and helps prevent fear or aggression. Plus, it makes your time together enjoyable and safe.

So how can you build your trust with your dog?

To develop greater trust in your dog, begin by carefully observing their behavior in various situations to understand their temperament and reactions. Spend quality time engaging in calm, consistent activities such as walks or gentle play to build familiarity and confidence in their responses. Acknowledge and reinforce positive behaviors with praise, which will help strengthen your confidence in their reliability. Remember, trust is reciprocal, so maintaining patience and consistency is essential for building a strong, trusting relationship.

Want to learn more or have questions? Message me today!
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