All Bright Canines

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Just a friendly reminder for our daycare training and bodywork clients:

If you need to switch your day, please send us a quick text and we’ll do our best to accommodate you. If you’re unable to make your scheduled appointment, we ask that you let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to someone on the waitlist.

I never like turning dogs away, especially for bodywork sessions when they really need the support. A quick message helps us make the most of our schedule and allows us to help as many dogs as possible.

Thank you for helping us serve everyone more effectively and for being considerate of the other families waiting for appointments. We truly appreciate it!

06/03/2026

9 years ago Bentley evaled with us, and he has blessed us with his presence for all these years. When I opened my daycare I never imagined that I would be blessed to care for dogs for their entire lives. Being able to be their second home for their lifetime is such a gift. Love you Bentley

06/03/2026

Setting up a dog for their first time at a new training location. It’s funny to me that we have to protect our shy dogs from over zealous humans. But I have never once been asked if I was friendly…..only if the dog I’m working is. 😜❤️

06/03/2026

Working on impulse control with food… field trip to David’s!

Impulse control isn’t about teaching a dog to ignore food—it’s about teaching them how to think when food is present. Today’s field trip to David’s gave our dogs the opportunity to practice making good choices around real-world distractions and temptations.

Food can create excitement, frustration, and competition, especially in busy environments. By working through targeting, engagement, and clear reinforcement patterns, the dogs learned that access to what they want comes through calm decision-making rather than impulsive behavior.