Kloud K9 Dog Psychology Centre

10/23/2026

GOOD LUCK getting me in a crate with this thing on, here will have to do, thanks! - Hank

(We have to let the medication dry and it’s the worst 15 minutes of Hank’s life)

10/23/2026

Just a little Friday reminder!

10/23/2026

“I booked a room, not a cot. I’d like to speak with someone.” -Kira

10/22/2026

Halloween came early for Hank 😂 I’m going to throw in an olive and make him a 🍸 if he doesn’t stop licking his paw.

Hank is here for a Board & Train, working through some human and dog reactivity, so we were hoping we wouldn’t have to venture into civilization just yet. But he’d been limping for a couple of days and wasn’t getting any better, so we decided to err on the side of caution and get him checked out.

Turns out, he likely pricked his paw pad, and all the licking has been irritating it. A huge thank you to Horsman Road Animal Hospital for always finding a way to fit us in for same-day appointments.

Wrangling this Lab was an adventure for the vet lol. He’s friendly, but he’s a typical Lab: a lot of dog. The vet came out with a few cuts and scratches, while Hank acted like everything was great 😂

Once we knew his paw wasn’t anything serious and he wasn’t limping, we took advantage of already being in town and brought for a quick walk-through at Canadian Tire. I’m so happy to say he had no reactions.

He’s definitely on the right path. We’ve laid the foundation, and now that foundation is starting to carry over into new places and experiences.

Send feel better wishes to Hank!

He says “the rest is for the wicked!”

10/22/2026

He was not expecting me to push back.

No means no.

If you’re dealing with dog reactivity, you may want to listen!

10/21/2026

A busy day at the DPC so far!

We started with our usual morning routine: getting the boarders out and starting our walks.

Since then, we’ve checked in another boarder, had a 1:1 session with a client, worked with our Board & Trains, and Stewart headed into town for one of his weekly private sessions.

LIF Media was here capturing some behind-the-scenes content, too.

While we both don’t love being on camera and we’re way better with dogs, we both know it’s time to share our why and can’t wait to see how they bring our story to life!

10/21/2026

You can’t brag about your dog’s genetics and then leave all that drive, instinct, and ability with nowhere productive to go.

It’s like buying a racehorse and never letting it run.

What you do with the dog is what counts.

10/20/2026

“ ‘That’s a lot for dog training.’

People say in-home board and trains are too expensive.

Meanwhile, I’m doing admin with a dog howling in the background and he’ll keep it up off & on at night.

PSA: This client hasn’t said we’re too expensive. It was just too perfect of a behind-the-scenes example not to share. We’re not complaining, we take pride in bringing dogs into our home and giving them this level of care.

10/19/2026

How devastating! 💔

The Sackville RCMP is asking for the public’s help following a hit and run collision involving a vehicle and a dog in Sackville, N.B.

On October 16, 2026, at approximately 6 p.m., members of the Sackville RCMP detachment responded to a report of a hit and run collision between a vehicle and a dog near the intersection of Folkins Drive and Stephens Drive, in Sackville.

While walking her dog, a woman attempted to cross the street when a red-coloured sedan travelling eastbound on Folkins failed to stop, striking the dog. The driver fled the scene in the same direction, towards Route 2, and the dog died at the scene. The individual was uninjured.

Police have followed up on several leads to try to identify the vehicle involved and are asking for the public’s help to further the investigation.

If you witnessed the hit and run collision on the evening of October 16 21, stopped at the scene, or were driving in the area at the time of the incident or have dash cam footage of the incident, please contact the Sackville RCMP at 506-364-5023.

The investigation is ongoing.

https://rcmp.ca/en/nb/news/2026/10/4357981

10/19/2026

Dog trainers got into this to train dogs and help their people. Now we’re also expected to film every session, edit it, write a hook, add captions, pick a trending sound and post consistently enough to keep the algorithm happy.

All while making sure the dog is actually having a good training session and not just performing for content.

A reminder for anyone watching: the reel is a tiny clip of the work.

You may have noticed we’ve been sharing fewer Board & Train videos publicly. We haven’t stopped sharing the work, we’ve changed how we share it.

We’ve started using a WhatsApp chat to send each client daily updates and videos directly. That means they can follow what we’re working on with their dog, see the steps we’re taking day by day, and go back to the videos later to rewatch and take it all in again.

Over time, it also gives them a little library of their dog’s training to refer to.

It’s been a better fit for how we work.

When Stewart ran a session, he’d have to send the video to me first, and then I’d pass it along.

Messenger didn’t always handle longer videos well, and saving them to my phone was a hassle. Now we can share them straight with the people they’re meant for.

So if it seems like there’s less happening here, there is still plenty happening with our Board & Trains.

You’re just seeing less of it on the public page because we’re sharing more of it directly with the clients.