Every Day Dogs

From puppies to senior, we have something to offer for every life stage and for every level of training experience.

Not sure if groups are right for you or won't quite fit your needs or struggles? Then private sessions, in-person or online, may be best for you and your dog at this stage.

Contact us to connect & engage or find solutions for those struggles with qualified, experienced, ethical training support and activities.

Join us in Cooperative Canines - reduce stress, improve comfort and safety, prepare for future care needs.

Get in touch! Share your situation or concerns and hear how we can help you.

Starts March 26th.

📣 Our family has grown 🐾🐾😍

I’m thrilled to officially welcome Kip into the family. He’s a Jack Russell X, potentially around 18 months.
We’re already quite smitten with him 💞

He’s an awesome little dog and I hope we can be all that he deserves. I’m excited for our life ahead.

We’ve been so fortunate to do a soft homecoming with a first visit to our home mid week without my dogs here, then individual introductions in neutral environments on different days.

We did this again but all together, before coming home permanently on Saturday.

Kips introduction and welcome into his new family has been very low stress on all, including our chooks and cat.

With family support, careful planning and good management it’s been the most positive transition I could have hoped for.

Welcome to the family Kip 🧚‍♀️🥰

Small steps can lead to big changes but it’s up to us to take the first step.

Get in touch to open the door to a fresh start and new possibilities.

Ever wish your dog was more cooperative during health care, grooming or vet visits?

Grooming and health care aren’t optional — they’re essential for every dog’s wellbeing.

Reduce the stress and struggles and be prepared for life’s unexpected moments.

Does your dog find things like nail trims, baths, brushing or body handling stressful or are they chillaxed about most things? Either way, there’s always more we can understand and do to build trust, find solutions and prepare for future care needs.

A task that was once tolerated can become difficult after a negative experience, illness, or injury.

Cooperative care should be foundational learning for every puppy family and as our dogs age, care needs change too.
It helps dogs feel more in control and comfortable with essential handling.

Whatever your current experiences, you can help your dog feel safer and more supported along with having increased capacity to participate in their own health care — throughout all life stages.

Message us to enjoy less stress and more cooperation through understanding, trust and building confidence — together.

Great to see this being offered once again.
Highly recommend going along for a fresh perspective on feeding dogs.