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I hope this time is filled with connection, curiosity, and moments that strengthen your bond.Grateful for the dogs who’v...
12/26/2025

I hope this time is filled with connection, curiosity, and moments that strengthen your bond.

Grateful for the dogs who’ve taught us, and for the people who care deeply enough to show up, to listen, learn, and grow alongside them.

Happy Holidays from Canine in Action 🤍🎄

If you wait for stress signals before stepping in, you’re already too late.By the time you see lip licking, whale eye, l...
12/04/2025

If you wait for stress signals before stepping in, you’re already too late.

By the time you see lip licking, whale eye, leaning away, or tucked tail, the dog is already uncomfortable.

Two big risks:

1. You accidentally reinforce stress behaviors.

If the dog learns:
“I lick my lips → my owner rescues me,”
those stress signals become a strategy, not just an emotion.

Next time?
They’ll go bigger if the initial signal doesn’t work.

2. The dog escalates when subtle signals no longer get relief.

The cycle becomes:
subtle signal → ignored → stronger signal → ignored → snap/growl.

This is how friendly dogs slowly become “unpredictable.”

STAY TUNED - the next tip will show a solution dogs truly learn from and easy for people to apply!

11/15/2025

Want your dog to handle rain better?

Start by pairing rain with something they love.
Play a favorite game, scatter treats, or go on a fun sniffy walk during light drizzle. Keep it fun and short and end it while they’re still happy! Rain eventually stops predicting discomfort and starts predicting good things.

✨ Joy rewires fear faster than force

Your dog gets too rough…Give a quick, sharp “ah!” (like a littermate would), freeze, and end play. When your dog calms d...
11/10/2025

Your dog gets too rough…

Give a quick, sharp “ah!” (like a littermate would), freeze, and end play. When your dog calms down or gently checks in with a lick, mark that moment, just say “yes!” and resume play.

This teaches:
🐾 Biting = stops the fun.
🐾 Gentle play = keeps the fun going.

💡 This builds bite inhibition and teaches emotional control through natural play feedback.

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