Elementary Canines

Elementary Canines I offer the following:
🍎 Training
🍏 Dog Sitting
🍎 Dog Walking
🍏Dog Grooming
🍎Travel Dog Nanny

We get it! Times are Ruff, and getting your dog into the salon for routine maitence can be hard on the wallet. We totall...
01/08/2026

We get it! Times are Ruff, and getting your dog into the salon for routine maitence can be hard on the wallet. We totally understand and that's why Elementary Canines is proud to finally announce our very own Grooming Education Class! Our classes are a 1:1 in person ratio. We offer client centered classes, that are breed specific, and are paced at your need/skill level. Here is what we offer:

πŸ› Breed specific anatomy training

πŸ› Breed specific grooming tools

πŸ› Breed specific maitence for inbetween grooms

πŸ› Breed specific shampoos, conditioners, etc

πŸ› The dos and don'ts of hair cutting

πŸ› Cutting down grooming time

πŸ› How to make nail trims a success

Each client will also receive handouts that go along with your training classes! Want to get started? Reach out to us today for pricing and scheduling. These classes will go fast so don't wait!!! πŸ©πŸ•





How do we keep puppies safe during interactions with adult dogs? Most adult dogs have a "forgiving hand" when it comes t...
12/25/2025

How do we keep puppies safe during interactions with adult dogs?

Most adult dogs have a "forgiving hand" when it comes to puppies. Espically the males as they usually view them as small friends. Females are a little heavier on corrections. We see this in Gypsy our 7 year old dog as she's a seasoned puppy raiser at this point. If you are welcoming your new puppy into a space where you already have an existing dog in the home, here are some things you can do to set them up for success:

1. Rotate your adult dogs- By only having one adult dog out at a time during playtime you can control the situation more easily to ensure play is fair. If you see the puppy being overly jumpy or nippy then seperate if your adult dog shows signs of stress. If you feel like you're adult dog is overcorrecting then you can seperate them. If you are unsure of how to do this you can always reach out to a trainer for help.

2. Take breaks- Puppies don't need to interact with the adults 24/7. Puppies just like babies can get overwhelmed and cranky. This leads to stress for adult dogs as their previous level of corrections may not be as effective. By taking breaks we can allow for some forced emotional regulation and recharging.

3. Use an X-Pen- By using a xpen we allow for a barrier control. This allows the puppy to see the adult dogs while not necessarily being allowed to interact with them. In doing this we can teach our puppies to settle by observing the adult dogs' behavior.

Bringing home a new puppy can be a joyous event. It's our job to set them and our existing dogs up for the most successful outcome.πŸ₯° Elementary Canines offers help with these events. We also help with puppy matching to connect you to breeders/rescues when looking for a new friend to add to your home. Reach out to us today, as we'd love to be a step in your new journey!!!


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Sacramento, CA

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