Rae Canine

Rae Canine Reliable and Effective Dog Training. Offering a range of services. Contact us for more information. Based in Essex and South East London

08/07/2026

Foster dog Sophie will be looking for her new home soon:taking interest now! šŸ‘€šŸ”
1yr old GSD Female.
Super social girl with both dogs and people but can struggle with arousal around other dog. Has lived previously lived with children. She would suit an active pet home where they can give her the outlets she needs ā˜ŗļø
Message for more info!

Shares appreciated 🫶

•
•
•
•

19/02/2026

Just a video of Balto deciding he actually kinda likes her lol'"
จะ
•
•

09/02/2026

I hear ā€œThey’re just a puppy!ā€ all the time when a pup rushes my dogs or ignores their owner. I get it—they’re learning! But remember: What you permit, you promote.

As a trainer, I see so many owners give their puppies ā€œtoo much, too soon.ā€ Giving a puppy total off-lead freedom before they have the foundations of recall is like asking a toddler to navigate a busy city alone—it’s a lot of responsibility!

Setting them up for success looks like:

Management: Using a long line so they can explore safely without practicing ā€œself-rewardingā€ behaviors (like ignoring you to go play).

Engagement/motivation: So they are motivated to come back to you even around distractions.

Respecting Space: Teaching your pup that they can’t greet every dog or person they see.

The goal isn’t to be a ā€œfun killerā€ā€”it’s to ensure your puppy grows into a confident, reliable adult dog who can actually enjoy more freedom later in life because they have the skills to handle it.

If you’re struggling with those early months, don’t wait for them to ā€œgrow out of itā€ā€”they won’t! Let’s get to work instead. 🫶

•
•
•

Just a photo dump with a bunch of good dogs 🐾🤪
27/01/2026

Just a photo dump with a bunch of good dogs 🐾🤪

Start 2026 on the Right Paw! 🦓Welcome to 2026!🤩 I hope your holidays were filled with treats and walks. I am now back to...
05/01/2026

Start 2026 on the Right Paw! 🦓

Welcome to 2026!🤩 I hope your holidays were filled with treats and walks. I am now back to work and ready to help you and your dogs reach your full potential this year.😁

Coming into a new year, we often set goals for ourselves—but what about our four-legged friends?

For my regulars: I can’t wait to pick up where we left off!

For new owners: If you brought home a new addition over the holidays, now is the perfect time to start building that essential bond and get started with their training.

My personal goal this year involve some new things for the business and my own dog, Balto. Since he’s stepped back from agility due to leg issues, I would like to try some scent training with him. It’s a reminder that even when plans change, there is always a way to keep our dogs' minds sharp and happy.😊

What are your 2026 dog resolutions? Loose lead walking? Better recall? Or maybe just starting basic puppy manners? Let me know how I can help you get there! 🐾

31/12/2025

2025✨

A year of highs and lows. I started the year losing my first ever dog, Jenna, at 15 yrs old (a dog who had been in my life longer than notā¤ļø) and found out that Balto has cruciate ligament disease, changing our training goals for the year slightly. But it has also been a year that Balto has improved in different areas and where Rae Canine has grown. I have gained some amazing new clients and I just want to say thank you for trusting me with you dogs, and putting in the hard work and consistency with training. I appreciate you all! 🫶

Address

London

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Rae Canine posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Rae Canine:

Shortcuts

Share