

Soft Treats
You can buy small treats and/or use cheese, hotdogs, cut up meat. The size should be no bigger than a pea.
For a budget friendly option, buy a large log of Rollover, put it in the fridge, and watch the video below for how to cut it up.

A Clicker
There are a variety of clickers out there, button and box style. I prefer the button style and this one is my favourite as it’s easy to hold and the sound is less likely to startle sensitive dogs.

Treat Pouch

Mat

Leash
A standard webbing, leather or biothane leash is perfect, 5 – 6’ long. Dual ended or convertible leashes are also very useful for pups that pull.
Please no retractable leashes and no leashes with elastic bungee sections.

Collar or Harness
Collars: Flat buckle collars only. No prongs, martingales or slip collars.
Harness: Y shaped harnesses with a back and front leash loop are preferred. Ruffwear, Kurgo (also car tested), Balance Harness or PetSafe 3-1 or Freedom Harness.
Clients working with leash behaviour or reactive dogs will be asked to use a harness for their dog during training
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Humane Training
Essential to a well-adjusted, happy, & confident dog.
In an unregulated industry such as dog training, it’s important to understand the facts around methodology and the effects on your dog’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Both the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior have released statements addressing the benefits of humane training methods, and the unintended fallout of more “traditional” methods.