REAR-END AWARENESS: Why it matters and how to build it.

REAR-END AWARENESS: Why it matters and how to build it. Rear-end awareness is an often-overlooked component of a dog’s physical and mental coordination. Simply put, it refers to a dog’s understanding and control of its hindquarters. While front-end movement is more instinctual and consciously done—think pawing, turning the head, or making eye contact—the back end […]
HYDRATION AWARENESS MONTH

HYDRATION AWARENESS MONTH Every July, pet lovers across the country observe National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, a campaign dedicated to reminding us that hydration is just as vital for our furry companions as it is for us. Launched by PetSafe in 2018, this awareness month highlights the risks of dehydration in pets—especially during the hot […]
DISTRACTED TO DEPENDABLE: BUILDING RECALL SKILLS

DISTRACTED TO DEPENDABLE Building Trust and Responsiveness in Your Dog Imagine your dog darting toward a busy road, chasing a squirrel, or wandering off to explore. A reliable recall can prevent accidents and keep your pup safe. Recall is one of the most important skills you can teach your dog for their safety and your […]
FUR-EVER FIT

Celebrating Canine Fitness Month April is Canine Fitness Month, dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of our furry friends through regular exercise and active lifestyles. This initiative encourages pet owners to prioritize their dogs’ physical and mental health and to live more active and happier lives. It’s beneficial for our emotional and physical health […]
SPAY & NUETER: Making the Best Decision for Your Pet

SPAY & NUETER: Making the Best Decision for Your Pet Traditionally, spaying or neutering has been performed when pets are as young as four to six months old. However, studies have shown that early spaying or neutering can lead to various health issues later in life. Understanding the importance of timing can help pet parents make more […]
Dog Breath…YUCK!

Dog Breath…YUCK! Did you know your dog’s breath really shouldn’t smell bad? Aside from being the obvious aftermath of snacking on some unsavoury stuff, bad breath in dogs can be a symptom of serious health concerns like diabetes, liver, and kidney disease. A common cause of bad breath in dogs is periodontal disease, which, if […]
Top Tips for a Happier Dog Park Adventure

TOP TIPS For a Happier Dog Park Adventure Dog parks can be wonderful places for dogs to run off-leash and play with other dogs, but some people avoid them because of the risk of dog fights. How common are dog fights at a dog park? Well, that depends a lot on the design of the […]
Barn Hunt Flatlands Kennels (SK)

BARN HUNT Flatlands Kennels Boarding and Training Left building SE25-48-23W3 RM, Maidstone, SK info@culturedcanines.ca www.culturedcanines.ca
AAC Agility Trial (AB)

AAC Agility Trial Top Spot Agility Okotoks Agricultural Society Okotoks, AB topspotagility@gmail.com www.facebook.com/groups/302176573323264/
SDDA Nosework Trial (AB)

SDDA Nosework Trial St. Leo School 6220 Lakeview Dr SW, Calgary, AB sportcanines@gmail.com www.sdda.ca