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Canadian Canine College 🇨🇦Empowering dog guardians with positive reinforcement to build trust & skills for life 🎓CPDT-KA

Canadian Canine College was established in 1998 as Norfolk/Brant County’s premier positive pet dog training facility. We are committed to canine training that considers your pets emotional, physical and intellectual needs. Our training philosophies will serve to foster a positive relationship between you and your dog. The best training outcomes occur when your dogs trust you as a team leader and can rely on your consistency. We have been developing our training programs for nearly 20 years and that experience lends itself beautifully to our daycare and boarding progams.

OUR HALLOWEEN PHOTO BOOTH IS OFFICIALLY OPEN! It’s time to book your FREE field rental and join the fun! Come enjoy our ...
10/15/2026

OUR HALLOWEEN PHOTO BOOTH IS OFFICIALLY OPEN!

It’s time to book your FREE field rental and join the fun!

Come enjoy our Hoopers course, snap a Halloween photo of your pup at our spooky photo booth (costumes encouraged, but not required!), and enter our Annual Halloween Photo Challenge for your chance to WIN!

https://www.canadiancaninecollege.com/pages/halloween-photo-challenge

Tag a friend you'd love to see join the fun for a bonus contest entry! 👇

🐾 Question of the Week 🐾Jessie, last year’s contest winner, is here to get us in the Halloween spirit! What is your favo...
10/14/2026

🐾 Question of the Week 🐾

Jessie, last year’s contest winner, is here to get us in the Halloween spirit!

What is your favourite Halloween costume your dog has ever worn?

Share your pup’s best Halloween costume in the comments! 👇

Sunday Funday! 🐾 We would love to see what you and your pup got up to this weekend! Last weekend our friends were busy w...
10/11/2026

Sunday Funday! 🐾 We would love to see what you and your pup got up to this weekend! Last weekend our friends were busy with outside adventures and sleep overs at grandpawrents!

Share with us your weekend adventures!

Instagram: DM us your adventures 📩
Facebook: comment a picture below 👇

⭐Fun Fact Friday ⭐TRUE or FALSE?What's your guess? Pop your answer in the comments, and we'll reveal the science behind ...
10/10/2026

⭐Fun Fact Friday ⭐

TRUE or FALSE?

What's your guess? Pop your answer in the comments, and we'll reveal the science behind it! 👇

🐾 Question of the Week 🐾What is the most recent photo of your dog in your camera roll? No cheating! 😂 We want to see the...
10/07/2026

🐾 Question of the Week 🐾

What is the most recent photo of your dog in your camera roll?

No cheating! 😂 We want to see the silly, blurry, goofy, and completely unplanned ones too!

Share the latest picture of your pup in the comments! 👇

Sunday Funday! 🐾 We would love to see what you and your pup got up to this weekend! Last weekend our friends were busy w...
10/04/2026

Sunday Funday! 🐾 We would love to see what you and your pup got up to this weekend! Last weekend our friends were busy with celebrating birthdays, outside adventures and soaking up the sunshine!

Share with us your weekend adventures!

Instagram: DM us your adventures 📩
Facebook: comment a picture below 👇

⭐ Fun Fact Friday ⭐⭐ Your dog probably hasn't forgotten anything. But, they may not have learned the behaviour as robust...
10/03/2026

⭐ Fun Fact Friday ⭐

⭐ Your dog probably hasn't forgotten anything. But, they may not have learned the behaviour as robustly as you think they have.
⭐ Dogs don’t automatically generalize learning well, so a behaviour learned in one place may need to be taught and practised again in many different environments. ⭐Once your dog can reliably perform that behaviour across different locations, with varying distractions and circumstances, we can consider it generalized and truly 'learned'.

CCC COMMUNITY — PLEASE KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!We’re sharing this lost dog post in hopes that our wonderful CCC community ca...
10/02/2026

CCC COMMUNITY — PLEASE KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN!

We’re sharing this lost dog post in hopes that our wonderful CCC community can help get Blossom safely home.

IMPORTANT: If you see her, please DO NOT approach, chase, call, or attempt to catch her. This could frighten her and cause her to run farther.

Instead, please note the location and direction of travel and immediately call Natasha at 905-462 2145

Even reporting a sighting can be incredibly helpful. Please share and keep watch for Blossom❤️

MISSING: PLEASE SHARE AND HELP FIND ME.
My name is “BLOSSOM” and I’m on the run. I was at a sitter’s house for just a brief period of time, and I got out by accident – so I am NOT familiar with my surroundings. I was last seen running across Highway 3 in Norfolk County - near Turkey Point Road - heading towards Windham. I am originally from Simcoe. Am I perhaps trying to find my way back home? I am VERY TIMID to begin with, so DO NOT CHASE OR CALL ME. If you’ve seen me or taken me in, please call Natasha at 905 462 2145 and they will come to pick me up.
Daniel G. Wiest, Owner & Publisher
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Address

2097 Windham East Quarterline Road
Brantford, ON
N0E1V0

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Saturday 7:30am - 9:30am
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Sunday 4pm - 5pm

Telephone

+15194436558

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