Cannon Canine Training, LLC

Cannon Canine Training, LLC Relationship based dog training and behavior modification. Located in Littlestown, PA. I am a Reward-Based, Balanced Trainer. I am NOT your typical dog trainer.

Cannon Canine Training heavily focuses on the relationship between the dog and owner. I will teach you the WHY vs just how to train your dog, providing you with the knowledge you need to live a harmonious, well-balanced life with your dogs.

I don’t even have the proper words to caption this, so I’ll leave this here 🙏🖤
11/06/2025

I don’t even have the proper words to caption this, so I’ll leave this here 🙏🖤

Welcome Kayce, to Cannon Canine Training!!! 🤎Kayce, is a 7 month old Mastiff-Lab cross, who has previously done 1:1 pupp...
11/04/2025

Welcome Kayce, to Cannon Canine Training!!! 🤎

Kayce, is a 7 month old Mastiff-Lab cross, who has previously done 1:1 puppy lessons with me, but her owners want to take her training to the next level 🙌 Kayce will be with us for the next 30 days to work on things such as:

🐾 Socialization and building confidence and neutrality around other dogs and people
🐾 Environmental exposure
🐾 Improved leash walking
🐾 Basic obedience
🐾 Grooming/nail trims

I’m very excited to get to work with Kayce and help her become the best version of herself!! 🐶

I can’t begin to put into words how much this means to me. I keep (and always will continue to) a small clientele, becau...
11/03/2025

I can’t begin to put into words how much this means to me. I keep (and always will continue to) a small clientele, because my focus is on providing your beloved companions with the best training I possibly can. I operate my business solely on my own and hold myself and my clients to high standards. I have no intention on expanding, hiring trainers, franchising, etc. I firmly believe in quality over quantity in every aspect of my life, but especially in my craft. These incredible reviews, the people who have (and continue to) leave such lovely comments are so very much appreciated. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for trusting me with your dog’s training and care 🙏🥺

Be the change your dog needs! 🙌The reason I am sitting here posting this today, is because of the dog in the picture. Me...
10/27/2025

Be the change your dog needs! 🙌

The reason I am sitting here posting this today, is because of the dog in the picture. Meet Ryott. Ryott came to me almost 6 years ago, as a 2 year old unruly dog with some pretty serious behavior issues. She was not only dominant, but aggressive, reactive, HORRIBLE manners, etc. A laundry list.
If you’ve worked with me at all, you have heard of Ryott!

Fast forward to today. She is a totally different dog. She’s the dog that helps me with Board and Train dogs and is a demo dog for 1:1 lessons. She’s an AWESOME dog, but she didn’t just land in my home and miraculously all of those behaviors stopped. Quite the contrary. She came here and I was the one that had to change in order to help her. I had to throw out almost everything I knew about dog training and kind of start over. I had worked with a couple different trainers but no matter what I was told, it wasn’t a quick fix. It was consistency of time and effort and CHANGE on my part that not only gave me the results I wanted, but the results Ryott needed.

When your dog trainer, whether it’s myself or someone else, tells you there need to be changes made and there WILL be work involved on your end, no matter which training avenue you choose, the worst thing you can possibly do is ignore those instructions and take the reigns into your own hands. From basic obedience to behavior modification, YOU are responsible for making the changes, big or small, in order to set your dog up for success. If it were easy and there were “quick fixes” without any changes being made, everyone would have well behaved dogs without behavior issues. You want to lose 10 pounds, get healthier, improve something about yourself, get better at a hobby? Give up smoking, drinking, etc.? Changes need to be made. It’s the same with our dogs. You can’t change your dog’s behavior if you’re not willing to change something about yourself and the way you currently co-exist with your dog in order for that to happen.

💦 Wash your dog’s water bowl DAILY, with an unscented, clear and free dish soap and hot water to prevent these issues. Y...
10/25/2025

💦 Wash your dog’s water bowl DAILY, with an unscented, clear and free dish soap and hot water to prevent these issues. You can also use hot water and distilled (clear) vinegar.

💦 The material of your dog’s bowls MATTERS. Glass is the least porous material, followed by stainless steel. Never use plastic bowls as they develop scratches where bacteria can hide 🦠

💦 Always use fresh water. I *only* use filtered water, not only for my own dogs, but for board and train dogs as well.

💦 If you use a mat underneath your dog’s water and food bowls, don’t forget to clean that regularly as well!

Let’s talk environmental exposure! We all love to take our beloved companions out and about, but it’s not just about tak...
10/24/2025

Let’s talk environmental exposure!

We all love to take our beloved companions out and about, but it’s not just about taking them out simply to be with us. It’s soooooo important to expose your dog to every environment possible at a young age. Doing so boosts confidence in every situation. When they conquer what may seem like small things to us, such as walking through automatic doors at stores, walking beside or passing a shopping cart, people, other dogs, loud noises, etc., it is one more step in the right direction of boosting their confidence making them a much stronger dog, in turn reducing fear, anxiety and decreasing and avoiding potential behavioral issues. Obviously, this needs to be done safely and in steps, not just randomly taking your dog into the middle of a busy store on a Saturday afternoon. That can easily backfire on you and cause fear and uncertainty in new situations, but done right, you will reap the rewards of having a dog you can take anywhere and they’re completely neutral and confident in their adventures with you! 🙌

How do you feel when you haven’t had enough sleep? The answer is probably something along the lines of…sluggish, anxious...
10/23/2025

How do you feel when you haven’t had enough sleep? The answer is probably something along the lines of…sluggish, anxious, restless, and we can even be quick to snap at, or be short with others. So, my question is how is that any different for our dogs? Adult dogs require 16-18 hours of sleep daily. When they’re lacking the much needed sleep, you will see behavior issues arise. The way to ensure our dogs are getting quality sleep and rest is by utilizing a crate, which simulates a den (dogs have a biological need for a den, as predators). You don’t feel bad for a baby sleeping in their crib, why would you feel bad for a dog getting appropriate rest in a crate?

Sleep is just one of the basic needs your dog requires to be happy and fulfilled. Let’s normalize dogs being less tired, reactive, bored and anxious and start giving our dogs what they need!

Pictured, is my own dog, Ryott who absolutely LOVES her crate 🙌

THIS IS TWELVE!!! 💥💛🥳💪Happy Birthday to the one and only, the last man standing….my sweet, handsome, once in a lifetime…...
09/30/2025

THIS IS TWELVE!!! 💥💛🥳💪
Happy Birthday to the one and only, the last man standing….my sweet, handsome, once in a lifetime….CANNON. Steak and a celebration tonight!!

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Littlestown, PA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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+17176880911

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