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Love your dog, but struggling with their behavior?Barking, jumping, pulling on walks, reactivity, or puppy challenges ca...
10/10/2026

Love your dog, but struggling with their behavior?

Barking, jumping, pulling on walks, reactivity, or puppy challenges can make everyday life frustrating.

You don’t have to figure it out alone!

At Wise Canine Training, I help dogs and their owners build better habits, improve communication, and make everyday life together more enjoyable.

🐶 Personalized, in-home training
🐾 Practical solutions for real-life challenges
❤️ Guidance tailored to you and your dog

Not sure where to start? Let’s talk!

📞 FREE Phone Consultation

We’ll discuss your concerns and how I can help you move forward.

📍 Serving Bergen County, NJ

👉 Click the link in my bio to book your free call!

 The best time to start puppy training? BEFORE your puppy comes home!Meet Leo, an adorable 11-week-old Bernedoodle! 🐶❤️L...
10/10/2026

The best time to start puppy training? BEFORE your puppy comes home!

Meet Leo, an adorable 11-week-old Bernedoodle! 🐶❤️

Leo’s family reached out to me before bringing him home. They wanted to be proactive, have everything set up correctly, and have a game plan in place from day one!

We covered socialization, playpen setup, housetraining, routines, and how to start building good habits right from the beginning.

When I returned just one week later, the progress was incredible! 👏

There’s still plenty to learn, but having that foundation in place has made such a difference.

I cannot emphasize enough how valuable a pre-puppy consultation is! Knowing what to do before your puppy arrives can help prevent common problems, reduce confusion, and set both you and your puppy up for success.

Share this post, if you know anyone getting a puppy!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five-Star Friday!Nothing makes my Friday sweeter than a happy client and a five-star review!So grateful for t...
10/09/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Five-Star Friday!

Nothing makes my Friday sweeter than a happy client and a five-star review!

So grateful for the trust and support. Thank you for letting me be part of your puppy’s training journey! 🐶❤️

10/09/2026
Meet Archie Small dog, BIG personality!At just one year old, this Pomeranian mix (possibly German Spitz) has plenty of e...
10/08/2026

Meet Archie Small dog, BIG personality!

At just one year old, this Pomeranian mix (possibly German Spitz) has plenty of energy, struggles with impulse control, and is reactive outdoors. At home, he keeps himself busy chasing the cats and not allowing the senior dog with health issues relax.

But what if we could teach Archie what TO do instead?

That’s exactly what we’re working on!

Archie did a board and train previously which used a very different approach than the one I use. Now we’re introducing a reward-based approach, reinforcing the behaviors we want to see and helping him develop new skills. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

✅ Teaching alternative behaviors and household manners
✅ Providing enrichment and appropriate outlets for his energy
✅ Creating structure and predictable routines
✅ Using management so the cats and senior dog have space to relax

We’re building a new foundation for Archie one that focuses on teaching, reinforcing good choices, and setting him up for success.

Does your dog sound like Archie? You don’t have to wait for unwanted behaviors to become habits. Let’s work together to teach your dog the skills they need to thrive!

🐾 Wise Canine Training | Positive Reinforcement Training

Follow  12 weeks old and already such a smart little guy. His owners have done a great job getting him started, and “mid...
10/06/2026

Follow 12 weeks old and already such a smart little guy. His owners have done a great job getting him started, and “middle” might be the cutest thing ever.

We’re working on continued positive socialization, management and introducing leash walking!

New puppy? Start early. Don’t wait for unwanted behaviors to become habits.

09/30/2026

PAWS Montclair, Inc. - Pound Animal Welfare Society

Meet Benito 🐾

Benito is a 4-year-old boy with a lovely, steady temperament who is ready for his forever home.

I had the chance to spend some time with him while he’s getting ready for adoption, and he really impressed me. He walks nicely on a loose leash, greets strangers politely on walks, and is able to settle beautifully afterward.

He also stays engaged with his handler with distractions around him and can notice other dogs at a distance without becoming overly concerned at all.

Benito is reportedly housebroken, neutered, and up to date on his vaccinations.

He’s a fantastic dog with a lot going for him and would love to find his forever home. Contact PAWS Montclair Inc. for more info.


Cute face. Tiny legs. Big potty-training mystery.  Meet Earl, an adult dachshund adopted just a few months ago. His fami...
09/26/2026

Cute face. Tiny legs. Big potty-training mystery. Meet Earl, an adult dachshund adopted just a few months ago. His family has already spent thousands ruling out medical causes, but even with frequent potty trips, he’s still having accidents.

So we’re going back to basics with management, structure, supervision, and reinforcement. Adult dogs absolutely can make progress with housetraining, but consistency is everything—and every dog moves at his own pace.

Earl is officially back in Potty Training 101.

09/25/2026

From backyard basics to the front yard — this is how real loose-leash progress is built.

Otis started practicing in the backyard where distractions were lower and it was easier for him to stay engaged. Today, we moved that work to the front of the house, and he did outstanding.

Good leash walking isn’t about putting a dog into the hardest environment and expecting them to figure it out. We build the skill first, then gradually add distractions while reinforcing check-ins, engagement, and a loose leash.

Backyard → front yard → eventually the street.

Progress comes from setting the dog up to succeed.

09/24/2026

Loose-leash walking doesn’t have to start on the street.

For a dog who pulls and gets easily overstimulated, I like to begin in a quiet backyard where they can actually focus and learn to check in with their owner. From there, we gradually add the front yard, more distractions, and eventually the street.

This was his very first time working on loose-leash walking next to his owner. He’s a strong dog, and he did great. Small steps first — then we build.

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