Cannon Canine Training, LLC

06/17/2026

What a sweet review from Dewey’s owners, who did 1:1 private lessons with me for basic training! It means so much to me to receive such wonderful feedback 🥹💙

06/08/2026

Welcome Buster to Cannon Canine Training! 💛

Buster is a 10 month old Golden Retriever, who has previously done private 1:1 lessons with me to get started on the basics. Buster’s owners wanted to get him some further training, that lessons alone couldn’t accomplish, so he is here as a Board and Train! I’m excited to work with this sweet, happy, goofy boy and teach his owners how to continue his training at home!
Follow Buster’s progress in stories!

06/03/2026

Welcome Nash to Cannon Canine Training! 🖤

Nash is a very smart 9 year old Catahoula-mix of multiple different herding breeds, here for a 6 week Board and Train. His favorite interests are things such as, but not limited to- bolting through crate doors and any threshold like a wild man, vocalizing his opinion of people other than his owner being in his house, very pushy and demanding behavior, being a stage 5 clinger to his owner, and counter surfing.

The very first thing I’m doing is building a solid, appropriate relationship with him so that I can work through these behaviors, but MOST importantly, teach his owner how to build and continue that relationship herself so that life back at home isn’t so stressful. I’ll be giving him outlets to fulfill his needs, physical exercise and build some confidence so that things like the vacuum and thunderstorms don’t scare him!

Nash’s owner has been pressured/denied future veterinary service unless he’s fully sedated after a few not-so-great experiences with Vets, but interestingly enough, as a total stranger, I successfully and easily installed ear drops in his ears this morning with zero issues. That being said, I will also do my absolute best getting him to a better place for veterinary handling WITHOUT the use of sedatives 🚫

We have lots of work to do and 9 years of habit and behavior to sort out. I have promised his owner I will do everything I possibly can to see to it he is the best he can be and teach HER how to communicate with him better and continue helping him be his best self once back home!

Follow Nash’s journey in stories!

05/25/2026

Happy 6th “Gotcha Day” to the dog that keeps me on my toes and has taught me more than I ever could have imagined over the past 6 years and never a dull moment! Can’t believe she’s over 8 years old and hasn’t slowed down in the slightest bit.
Ryott 🖤

05/14/2026

Max is an outstanding dog and was an absolute pleasure to train!! What a wonderful review from his very dedicated owners!! 🥹

04/21/2026

WOW!!! 🥹 Grateful for dedicated and wonderful clients!!! Means the absolute world to me to receive reviews like this!!!

04/17/2026

Hi everyone! Just wanted to take a second to post a friendly reminder of my business hours, as I have been receiving an influx of after/before hours texts and phone calls. The business hours are set in place so that I can not only best serve you and your dogs, but also prioritize my own health, wellbeing and allow myself time to switch off from “dog trainer mode”. I ask that you please reserve texts and phone calls to my business hours listed below.

Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
Saturday- 9am-12pm
Sunday- Closed

Thank you for your understanding!! ☺️

03/30/2026

Grateful for this opportunity to learn, grow and be the best trainer I can be so I can continue help more people with their dogs!! Nicole has been a godsend! 🫶🐶

I have a little bit of an unusual "welcome post" today!🥰

We want to welcome Heather with Cannon Canine Training to the GypsyK9 Family! Heather is doing an extended shadow program with us to learn & be the best trainer she can be.💪

I have done some shadow programs in the past but have never really advertised it. I would like to get louder about this because it's something I've become extremely passionate about and hope to do more of.

I have been a dog trainer for 12 years now & have worked with a WIDE variety of behavioral issues. Aggression, anxiety, OCD, extreme fear, reactivity and more. I also have experience with blind dogs and deaf dogs. I have so much knowledge to share & I genuinely enjoy sharing it with others who are passionate about bettering the lives of dogs & dog owners.🐶

If you are a dog trainer looking to expand your knowledge & skills, please reach out to us about shadowing opportunities. I plan to come up with some different structured programs to add to our website soon.🫡

03/29/2026

Welcome Max to Cannon Canine Training! 🖤

Max is a 10 month old Labrador Retriever, here for a 6 week Board and Train to learn everything from manners, basic obedience/leash walking (so his owners can walk him safely without being dragged around), grooming and bathing desensitization!

Max thinks it’s a super fun game to get wound up in the evenings and use his Dad’s arms as a chew toy for attention 🥴 so, I’m going help him learn that he isn’t the one in charge in the relationship between him and his owners! As a Lab, he loves to play! I intend to use that to start building a great relationship with him, so that can be transitioned to his owners back at home 🥰

Max’s owners want to be able to confidently and comfortably travel with him for many years, so he needs to be well behaved! We plan to have a good time with this sweet boy and help him transform into the BEST version of himself he can possibly be!

As with all Board and Train “students”, Max’s journey will be documented in IG and Facebook stories! 🐾

03/25/2026

Imagine someone gives you a recipe for the best cake you’ve ever had and while you have baked cakes before, you REALLY want to make THIS persons version. While attempting to bake that cake, you cut corners with ingredients. It calls for 2 cups of flour and you skimp on it or add more than the recipe calls for because you want to make that cake how YOU think it should be made, or are fine with altering the essential ingredients required for the cake to turn out the way it’s supposed to. The person who gave you that recipe cringes when you tell them you felt it didn’t need 2 cups of flour, it was “fine” with one, or you felt it needed and extra cup of sugar and added it in just to see if it would make it better. But, the cake turns out flat or dense or too sweet, etc. You settle for mediocre with a dense, flat cake because it was “too much” to simply follow the person’s recipe because you’re not good with change and are used to baking cakes YOUR way and you think it’ll be okay the way you want to bake it. The person who shared that recipe with you, who is so dedicated to their craft of baking, decides not to share anymore recipes with you.
Now, apply that to dog training. You’re given the specific recipe to help you with whatever training goals you have for your dog and when the trainer checks in you tell them you haven’t been doing what they’ve recommended in order to get the results you want. You make excuses and say “I think they’re fine” but you also point out negative behaviors your dog is doing, want them changed, but you don’t want to do what the trainer recommends and think it’s okay to skip that part simply because you don’t want to change. You want the best dog possible, you might even say you have high expectations but you skimp or fast track on the recipe that’s been provided to you. It’s a form of manipulation. Here’s the thing, though- I don’t do manipulation and would rather part ways than have mediocre or poor results that reflect on my name and business. That’s because of the standards I have, which honestly, still isn’t asking a lot.
Change is hard. Staying the same or being mediocre is hard. Choose your hard 🤷🏻‍♀️