“The Pitfalls of Littermate Syndrome. Why Getting Two Puppies from the Same Litter is a BAD IDEA” Written By: Victoria Regan Embarking on the journey of bringing a new dog into your life is an exciting chapter. As a dedicated canine trainer with over 11 years of experience, my passion is to create healthy relationships between dogs and their human … Read More
5 Perfect Christmas Presents for Your Dog!
The holiday season is a time of joy, love, and giving, and that includes our canine family members! This Christmas, show your pup just how much you care with thoughtful and exciting presents that will bring them happiness and enrichment. At Valley Canine Training, we understand the importance of providing our dogs with stimulating toys, training tools, and accessories that … Read More
6 Dangers of Christmas for your DOG!
6 Dangers of Christmas for Your DOG! The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. As we indulge in festive traditions, it is important to remember that some aspects of Christmas can pose potential risks to our beloved canine companions. At Valley Canine Training, we prioritize the safety and well-being of your dog. In this blog post, … Read More
A Comprehensive Guide to Spaying and Neutering Your Dog
A Comprehensive Guide to Spaying and Neutering Your Dog Written By: Victoria Regan Spaying and neutering are essential aspects of responsible pet ownership. Not only do they help control the pet population, but they also provide numerous health and behavioral benefits for your furry companion. In this blog post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about spaying and neutering … Read More
Honoring Canine War Heroes: Remembering Our Brave Companions on Remembrance Day
Honoring Canine War Heroes: Remembering Our Brave Companions on Remembrance Day Remembrance Day is a time to reflect and pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. In addition to honoring human heroes, it’s important to remember the courageous canine companions who have played a vital role in times of war. At … Read More
Halloween and Dogs: Dos and Don’ts for a Safe and Spooktacular Celebration
Written by: Victoria Regan (Certified Master Trainer) Halloween is a festive and exciting time of year, but it’s important to consider the safety and well-being of our furry friends during this holiday. At Valley Canine Training, we prioritize the happiness and wellbeing of dogs, which is why we want to share essential dos and don’ts to ensure a safe and … Read More
A Safe and Happy Thanksgiving: Essential Tips to Keep Your Dog Protected
A Safe and Happy Thanksgiving: Essential Tips to Keep Your Dog ProtectedBy: Valley Canine Training Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and delicious feasts. As you prepare to celebrate this special holiday, it’s important to ensure the safety and well-being of your canine family members. At Valley Canine Training, we understand the importance of keeping your dog protected during … Read More
The Danger of Dogs and Vehicles in the Summer Heat
The Danger of Vehicles and Summer Heat: Protecting Your Dog’s Well-being As the temperature rises during the summer months, it’s crucial to be aware of the potential dangers that vehicles and excessive heat pose to our beloved canine companions. At Valley Canine Training, we prioritize the safety and well-being of dogs, which is why we want to shed light on … Read More
The Power of Nosework and Tracking: Strengthening the Bond with Your Canine Companion
Engaging your dog’s natural instincts and providing mental stimulation is essential for their overall well-being. One exciting and rewarding way to achieve this is through nosework and tracking activities. At Valley Canine Training, we understand the immense benefits of teaching your dog these skills. In this blog post, we’ll explore the advantages of nosework and tracking for your furry friend … Read More
Keep Your Dog Safe While Camping: 7 Essential Tips for a Memorable Adventure
Camping with your canine friend can be an incredible experience, filled with outdoor adventures and cherished memories. However, ensuring your dog’s safety should be a top priority to make the most of your camping trip. I myself enjoy camping, and bringing my dog along is a must! But if your ill prepared or your dog lacks training then a fun camping … Read More
Spring 2023 Tracking Weekend Workshop
April 15th and 16th 2023 What a great weekend doing our Tracking Weekend Workshop! We started out Saturday morning with going over the 4 phases of nose work and scent detection. Then did article grid searches and other types of scent detection with different scents. We then covered Master Tracks , straight tracks and corner tracks! Everyone had a blast … Read More
Congrats to the Graduates of our Spring 2023 Reliable Recall Course!
Our clients successfully completed their Reliable Recall Course today! We ended the class with a fully off-leash walk in the forest. We practiced calling the dogs back multiple times during the walk. Everyone did so amazing! I am so proud off all the graduates of this class. AT the beginning of this course 3 weeks ago, I asked each person … Read More
E-Collars Explained
Written By: Victoria Regan (Valley Canine Training) When I mention the word e-collar, you may automatically think “shock collar” or maybe you don’t know much about e-collars at all and you are curious to learn more about them. You may be nervous to use an e-collar on your dog, or unsure how to use one in a safe and humane … Read More
My Story
Written By: Victoria Regan Since I was a young girl I have had a passion for training dogs. My family’s first dog, named Chloe, filled my life with fifteen years of joy and happiness. Saying ‘goodbye’ to Chloe was very difficult but I was grateful that my first dog was so gentle and was such a great companion, tolerating my … Read More
Top 10 Dog Toys we Recommend
Written By: Lexie Chow. Edited By: Victoria Regan and Emily Hanson. You may ask yourself “Does my dog really need toys?” Well the answer is… YES!!! Dogs get bored, just like humans do! They have a natural instinct to have a job and crave that mental stimulation. However, most people don’t require a working dog, and are looking for a … Read More
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