Treasure Coast Canines

08/19/2022

Confused about how to get help with your aggressive or reactive dog? Check out our recent blog post for some clarification and direction.

Owning an aggressive or reactive dog can be a full-time job.  It brings about a plethora of emotions so intertwined that both dog and owner are affected. This is an experience I am all too familiar with since I own a reactive dog.  I never went to school thinking “oh wow, it will b

04/05/2022

Sharing as an FYI to help protect our best friends!! 🐾🐾

“Also, avoid nose to nose contact between dogs,” Serrano added.

01/18/2022

Give us a call and see how we can help you meet your training goals!!

January is the APDT's National Train Your Dog Month! Follow us as we share ways to increase your bond with your dog. Do you have an older dog? Watch our video to learn more about making the most of your dog's Golden Years. https://youtu.be/3jfka--tdMM

10/06/2021

Our newest Blog post - "Kids and Dogs" is now available!! If you have (or plan to have) kids and dogs take a moment and enjoy the read - there is a lot to consider.

10/09/2020

Bring these treats along to your next training class to mix up the rewards you give your dog.

Shared from New Mexican Kennels
Treat your pups to something yummy!

10/06/2020

We have some exciting news !! Please visit our website for an update. www.EastMountainDogTraining.com

01/22/2020

Take a peek at our upcoming Puppy Kindergarten class. We still have one spot left - class begins Saturday (1/25). Call now to register! 505-286-7948

01/05/2020

Is your dog ready for some new skills in the New Year?? "Drop It" is an excellent skill for any dog to have. Take a look at this short video (by Chirag Patel) on teaching the drop-it cue. Join us in our upcoming Basic Social Skills class where your dog will learn this and a variety of other useful real life skills.

For a complete listing of our upcoming classes visit us at
https://eastmountaindogtraining.com

https://youtu.be/ndTiVOCNY4M

This video takes a look at an alternative way of teaching a "drop" compared to the usual swapping based techniques. I have found it works really well. I woul...