Canine Kismet LLC

Canine Kismet LLC Rebecca Klinger is a 2015 Graduate of the Animal Behavior College Dog Trainer Program. In 2017 Rebecca became certified as an Animal Behavior Consultant.

Certified Canine Behavior Consultant
ABC Certified Dog Trainer
Specializing in Service & Therapy Dog Training
Pet First Aid & CPR Certified (Pet Tech)
AKC CGC Approved Evaluator
PPG Pet Dog Ambassador Instructor Rebecca has an extensive background in dog daycare and boarding. With an aptitude in animal body language and communication she was driven to seek higher education in dog behavior and trai

ning through top rated courses in the Pet Professional field provided by E-Training For Dogs. Rebecca has completed and received certifications in the following webinars and courses:

-Hands on Healing: Practical Applications of Healing Herbs, Essences, and More

-Be Safe, Be Responsible: Understanding Dog-Dog/Dog-Human Communication

-Ethology & Canine Behavior: Play Gone Bad

-The Importance of Understanding Dog Communication – In the Professional World

-Ethology & Canine Behavior – Windows of Opportunity: A New Look at Canine Socialization

-Dog Daycare Supervision

Other Certifications/Accomplishments:

-Animal Behavior College Dog Trainer

-Pet Tech First Aid & CPR

-Animal Behavior College First Aid & CPR

-AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator

One of the more difficult skills for a dog is leaving food.Findley worked on leaving naturally occurring food distractio...
05/20/2026

One of the more difficult skills for a dog is leaving food.

Findley worked on leaving naturally occurring food distractions during a recent outing.

In both instances while we practiced in a local store, we turned the corner to discover food items on the ground: what better way to test our training than to use real-world distractions.

Great job team!

A few weeks ago we got a call to help Sierra settle on the top porch of her home.You may remember the funny picture of t...
05/19/2026

A few weeks ago we got a call to help Sierra settle on the top porch of her home.
You may remember the funny picture of the person walking in front of the house with an umbrella.
When people walked past the house Sierra had some big feelings about what to do, partly built in confusion, and the other part built in genetics.

Ultimately, Sierra wanted to know what was expected of her when people walked past the house, so that’s what we did.
We taught Sierra’s humans how to “build the calm”.

We received this picture over the weekend of Sierra settled nicely on her “place” while people walked their dogs in front of her home.

Meet Poppi!This cutie was recently adopted and we’ve been working with her family on her manners.Poppi lives in an activ...
05/18/2026

Meet Poppi!

This cutie was recently adopted and we’ve been working with her family on her manners.

Poppi lives in an active household. Active often equals exciting to puppies and young dogs so her family wants to make sure to start her out on the right paw, working on harnessing appropriate behaviors in the face of everyday life.

Poppi has been learning that when the kids run in the yard, the appropriate response is disengagement from the kiddos; this means the adult humans have something really tasty for her instead.
She is also learning that the movement of the kiddos does not always mean that she has to be involved, which means training an “off” switch for her by introducing “place”.

It’s that time of year again!Field Trip Frolic class runs from May 31st through October 18th (weather permitting). Get o...
05/15/2026

It’s that time of year again!
Field Trip Frolic class runs from May 31st through October 18th (weather permitting).
Get out of the house, bond with your dog, and make some human friends while you’re at it.
Sign up today!

Diesel and Bella have come such an incredibly long way since we started with them.Our first lesson with these “cousin” d...
05/09/2026

Diesel and Bella have come such an incredibly long way since we started with them.

Our first lesson with these “cousin” dogs (they don’t live together but are owned by family members) which took place in October 2025 involved us utilizing leashes and working through LAT protocols.

Lessons progressed where we practiced outdoors on leashes, coming inside and utilizing chairs as makeshift gate systems where we could then drop and drag leashes and now, as of April 2026, Diesel and Bella can be around one another, sans barriers and leashes and relax 🥰

Sundays are for puppy snuggles🥰Got to meet Zuri for the first time and show her some of the basics like polite greeting ...
05/04/2026

Sundays are for puppy snuggles🥰

Got to meet Zuri for the first time and show her some of the basics like polite greeting of strangers, tucking under the table, and installing that off-switch when it comes to distractions which we here like to call “Look”

Sometimes it’s necessary to get a little ✨creative✨ during our sessions.Sierra loves watching her neighbors from her upp...
05/03/2026

Sometimes it’s necessary to get a little ✨creative✨ during our sessions.
Sierra loves watching her neighbors from her upper deck but, she can be a little too enthusiastic with cheering them on.
We put into place something referred to as the LAT protocol to address her disengaging from all that fun activity that happens on her street.
By the time we left Sierra rested calmly on her dog cot because she is SUCH a smart cookie 🥰

Louis always come prepared with a smile to lessons.We’ve been working on environmental distractions outdoors and disenga...
04/29/2026

Louis always come prepared with a smile to lessons.
We’ve been working on environmental distractions outdoors and disengaging in their presence.
Louis is rocking his check-ins with his Handler 🥰

Findley worked on navigating a busy plaza and the stores inside of it.An important aspect of training to keep in mind is...
03/15/2026

Findley worked on navigating a busy plaza and the stores inside of it.
An important aspect of training to keep in mind is that though movement is important, we must also be teaching our dogs what to do when we come to a pause.

01/19/2026

Finley showing off of his check in skills with his trainer during a recent outing.

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Lancaster, NY
14086

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Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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