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Day Training · Starting November 1, 2026

Leave the training to us.

Between work, school, family, and everything life throws at you, finding the time and energy to train your dog can feel overwhelming. While you’re tackling your busy day, your dog will be learning, exercising, and getting the mental and physical stimulation they need with a professional trainer.

Full days & half days · Assessment required

A trainer working on a dog’s engagement during an outdoor training session

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A structured day. Your goals at the centre.

Tell us what you want to achieve. Our trainers work directly on the behaviours and skills that matter most to you: obedience, leash walking, engagement, manners, reactivity, or other behaviours, based on your dog’s evaluation.

  • Obedience and everyday manners
  • Minor behaviour modification
  • Socialization with people and other dogs
  • Engagement building and confidence
  • Structured exercise, play, and rest

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Why choose Day Training?

If your dog needs training but you’re not sure where to start, or you don’t have the time or experience to do it all yourself, Day Training provides more hands-on professional support in a controlled, supervised environment.

  • Improve obedience, focus, and engagement
  • Work toward your specific training goals
  • Receive mental and physical stimulation
  • Reduce boredom and restlessness at home
  • Build a more structured, balanced routine

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We do the training. You maintain the results.

Our trainers handle the majority of the hands-on training during the day, but consistency at home is still important. We’ll show you what your dog has been working on and what to continue at home.

We document your dog’s progress with videos and give you simple, practical exercises and homework so you can maintain and build on their progress.

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An evaluation before joining

Every dog must first complete an evaluation with one of our trainers. We meet you and your dog, discuss your goals, and understand their behaviour, training needs, and current skill level.

  • Discuss your goals and evaluate your dog’s behaviour and skills
  • Begin hands-on training and determine whether Day Training is the right fit
  • Recommend an individual plan and explain what to expect

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Options, requirements & registration

Full-day and half-day options begin November 1, 2026. Your dog must be crate trained so they can rest mentally and physically between training sessions.

Start by requesting an evaluation. Our team will confirm suitability, recommend a plan, and explain pricing, drop-off and pick-up times, and registration before you commit.

Let’s talk about the next step.

Questions? Call 514 826 9558