Jayme's Canines

08/21/2026

My sweet Benji boy. 💔🐾

Benji has been such a special part of Jayme’s Canines and I’m forever grateful for all the furiends he’s made along the way. He was truly one of the best dogs at teaching others how to be calm, socialize and just coexist. Looking through all these pictures reminded me just how many dogs got to call him a furiend. ❤️

Right now I’m just soaking up every last moment with my boy and keeping him comfortable. 🌈

If your dog was one of Benji’s furiends, I’d love for you to share a picture or memory of them together. 🤍

For anyone who would like to contribute toward Benji’s aftercare, anything helps, even $5, and I appreciate it more than you know. There is absolutely no pressure. All the love and support for my boy means just as much. 🤍

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06/30/2026

POV: Your dog is scared of the pool… until they realize swimming is actually pretty fun. 🐶💦

Meet Chief! 😎

We started with a kiddie pool, moved to a pool float, and before long he was confidently hopping in on his own. 🙌

The biggest confidence boosts don’t happen all at once,they happen through small wins, patience, and letting the dog learn at their own pace.

Watching that moment when a dog realizes, “Hey… I can do this!” never gets old. 🥹💙

Would your dog jump in the pool, or would they be watching from the edge? 😂

06/08/2026

Sunday funday! 😎

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

A pupdate from Maggie’s owners.. Proof that consistency pays off 👏🐾

Nothing flashy, just a dog learning how to slow down, stay calm, and exist confidently in public. Place work isn’t just about laying on a bed… it’s teaching patience, neutrality, impulse control, and trust in their owner.

Proud of this team and the work they’ve been putting in 💚

05/15/2026

Chiefs a great shopping buddy! 😃.

Teaching dogs how to stay out of the way in public is so important 👏🏼

Instead of blocking aisles, wandering around, or becoming a tripping hazard, he learned how to calmly settle underneath the cart while I shopped. Small skills like this make a HUGE difference in real life.

A well-trained dog isn’t just obedient… they know how to exist calmly in the world around them 🐾

05/15/2026

Chopper did so great with me during his board & train program. We built up a great foundation for him. Exposing him to all the elements and working on desensitization was great for him! ☺️

05/06/2026

Buster came to me pretty reactive towards other dogs, but underneath all that he’s honestly such a chill, goofy guy 🐾

Over the past 2 weeks we focused on building structure, better communication, accountability, and helping him work through his reactions instead of instantly exploding at things around him. He made a lot of progress and really started learning how to slow down and think before reacting 🙌

Reactivity is always an ongoing process and doesn’t change overnight, but Buster is definitely on the right track. Now it’s all about consistency and keeping up the training at home so he can continue building confidence and making good choices 👏

Proud of this dude and excited to see him keep progressing with his owners 💚

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05/06/2026

The place command is more than just laying on a bed 🐾
It teaches patience, impulse control, calmness, and how to relax while life is happening around them 🙌

30 minutes of me cleaning the garage = 30 minutes of Willow practicing how to settle and do nothing 😌
For a lot of dogs… that’s HARD work lol.

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04/28/2026

Chopper is doing so good and looks so cute on the “place” command.

Place is huge for dogs like him 🐾 it teaches him how to slow down, settle, and not react to everything around him. Instead of always being go go go, he’s learning how to relax and just exist.

This carries over into everything, walks, being around people, new environments. It builds real impulse control and gives him a clear job.

The goal isn’t just staying on place, it’s learning how to be calm 🧠✨

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