CNY Pet Training & Behavior

27/07/2025

Have you listened to Paw Talk yet? It’s a local show hosted by local vets every Sunday morning. Tune in today at 10 am!

We are live today! Call us at (315) 421 9797.

24/07/2025

For those of you who can't wait until our September session to start manners classes, check out our friends over at The Barking Orange!

They have a Beginners Obedience Class starting late August but they will move the start date to early August if they get enough interest.

https://www.facebook.com/thebarkingorange

Downtown Syracuse's doggy daycare destination! www.thebarkingorange.com.

24/07/2025

Please be very careful with your dogs (and cats) today. Keep them inside/in shade as much as you can.

Heatstroke is a life-threatening medical emergency that is caused by a marked elevation in body temperature after prolonged exposure to hot humid temperatures, or strenuous exercise.

How can I prevent my dog from developing heatstroke?
• Limit activity to the cooler times of the day.
• Provide access to shady areas.
• Avoid strenuous exercise.
• Keep indoors when there are extreme temperatures.
• Offer frequent water breaks.
• Use caution on hot asphalt and pavement.
• Never leave your dog in a car unattended.

Early signs of heatstroke are heavy panting, seeking shade, whining, reluctance to play and drooling. If you see this bring them into cool air conditioning with access to water immediately. You can also wet them with cool water and place them in front of a fan.

If your dog continues to excessively pant and drool, or they begin to have difficulty breathing, bloody diarrhea, vomiting, weakness, confusion, seizures or collapse, then they should be taken to a veterinary hospital immediately — these are signs of heatstroke which is a life-threatening medical emergency.

While some dogs are at higher risk, it's important to note that all dogs are susceptible to heat stroke. Dogs only have sweat glands on their paws so their primary method of dissipating heat to cool themselves is through panting.

Extra precaution should also be taken with overweight, elderly dogs, those with underlying heart or breathing conditions, those with thick or dark colored coats and brachycephalic breeds (short-muzzle breeds such as Pugs, Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Boxers, etc.) since they are at a higher risk for heatstroke.

For more information click the link below.
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22/07/2025

Please join us in welcoming Mr. Bumble and Snax to Teen Play & Train!

20/07/2025

Who else, besides Castiel here, enjoyed National Ice Cream Day? 🍦

20/07/2025

Sunday school is in session! Can you spot all 10 brilliant pups?

20/07/2025

Today we welcomed Neptune and Patrick to Teen Play & Train!

10/07/2025

Please join us in welcoming Finn and Lexi to Teen Play & Train!

08/07/2025

We added a second class at 6 pm!

Link to register: https://cnypettraining.dogbizpro.com/public/registration/index.aspx?schedule=1521

There is still space available for the upcoming CNY Pet Training & Behavior Canine Cooperative Care Classes at the Stack Veterinary Hospital Rehabilitation Center!

Learn how to help your dog become a willing participant in their care with classes beginning this Thursday July 10th. Registration is still open at: www.cnypettraining.com/classes

For directions to the Stack Veterinary Hospital Canine Rehabilitation Center, please give us a call at (315)-478-3161. We hope to see you there!

08/07/2025

The pups were ready for their close ups in Teen Play & Train today!

07/07/2025

We have a few class updates for you!

🔹 Canine Cooperative Home Care Class starting 7/10 is FULL. If you wished to get into this class, please let us know. If there is enough interest, we may be able to add a second one in the 6 pm timeslot. Otherwise, we will start the next session in August.

🔹 MYM Level 3 and Shy Dog Class practice session dates will be released this week. Recent graduates, please keep an eye on your email for details

🔹 Puppy Social Skills continues to run every Saturday. Check our website for the next date with openings.

🔹July Teen Play & Train dates are filling fast! Sign up online to reserve your dog's spot

🔸 SAVE THE DATE: Registration for our September class session opens the evening of Sunday, August 10th.

For full details and to register: cnypettraining.com/classes

04/07/2025

Classes start next week! Don’t worry, if this session doesn’t work with your schedule, we’ll have more opportunities in the near future.

We are excited to announce that Danielle Basciano of CNY Pet Training & Behavior will now be offering her popular Canine Cooperative Care Classes at the Stack Veterinary Hospital Rehabilitation Center!

These classes are designed with your dog in mind to help them become a willing participant in their care. Learn how to administer medications at home with ease, accomplish restraint-free nail trims, and make cleaning ears and eyes less stressful for both you and your dog. The coursework is customized to meet your pet's specific needs and challenges.

Registration is now open for their upcoming session beginning July 10th at the Stack Veterinary Hospital Rehabilitation Center. To register and for more information, please visit cnypettraining.com/classes. For directions to our Rehabilitation Center, please call (315)-478-3161. We hope to see you there!