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Canine Karma Training Canine Karma Training is THE original "Relationship-Based Dog Training" program. We have a truly uni We are NOT typical dog trainers!

Canine Karma Training has a truly unique approach to dog training. For almost a decade our one-of-a-kind system has changed tens of thousands of lives around the world. Our program is focused on the relationship between the dog and owner, because relationship is EVERYTHING. "Relationship dictates behavior and obedience, not repetition." Whether or not your dog listens to you or behaves for you is heavily based on the relationship that you have with them. Despite mainstream dog training beliefs and practices, you don't get an "obedient" dog from endless hours of working on basic commands (sit, down, come). Obedience is based on the relationship between the one giving the command and the one receiving it. If you do not have an appropriate relationship, you will only have "control" over your dog when you have food in one hand and a leash in the other. We are Reward-Based, Balanced Trainers and do not employ old-school, out-dated methods like Alpha/Dominance Theory, heavy compulsion, or training with fear/intimidation. Our focus is on educating our students to create a much more knowledgable and capable owner. We want you to understand WHY you're doing what you're doing, not just HOW to do it. The relationship we build for you provides a dramatically easier, well-behaved, and obedient dog, that you'll enjoy for the rest of their life.

10/21/2026

“Do you mind if we post pictures or videos of your dog on social media?”

10/19/2026

Ask questions, look at reviews, and go see the facility for yourself!!! It's so important to really look into where you will be sending your dogs for any kind of boarding.
There are too many "incidents" happening for you not to care where your dog will be staying and who will be taking care of them.

10/18/2026

No, your puppy shouldn't be expected to hold a tight heel at 12 weeks old. They need to run, to explore, to learn how to feel confident in the world around them...
What you need to do is build value in your interactions and capitalize on their engagement.
Loki is with me for a 30 day puppy starter program. How would he learn to make decisions on his own if the leash is already making them for him? How would he learn to seek me out if I was constantly forcing him next to me?
The last thing he needs is a helicopter parent.
When I first met Loki, he was extremely reactive and had no thought of checking in with me if we were outside.
Throughout his first week of training, we have worked really hard on his eye contact at home, as well as a few other engagement exercises. We just went out on our first field trip together and it was obvious that all of our hard work is starting to pay off. He was able to watch people walk by without issue, disengage from dogs that were barking at him, and there were so many auto check ins I lost count.
Loki is turning into such a confident dog and I'm having so much fun with him. This is just the beginning little wolf!

10/17/2026

5 Seasonal Fall Foods to Add to Your Dog’s Bowl🍂🐾🎃

Some seasonal foods and why I recommend them:

1. Bone Broth: Bone broth is cheap and so easy to make. It’s a great way to increase moisture intake while adding flavor to meals. Bone broth is healing for the gut and a great source of collagen.

2. Pumpkin Purée: Another easily accessible food that most dog owners already feed to their dog. It’s high in soluble fiber, which helps regulate stool consistency and supports digestive function.

3. Stewed Apples with Cinnamon: Apples contain pectin, a prebiotic fiber that supports beneficial gut bacteria. A small amount of Ceylon cinnamon can be added for flavor and warmth.

4. Butternut Squash: An excellent source of beta-carotene, potassium and fiber.

5. Cranberries: Contain polyphenols, which have antioxidant properties and have been studied for their role in urinary tract health.

While no single ingredient is going to transform your dog’s health, incorporating a variety whole foods can contribute to a more diverse nutritional profile.

Remember: These foods should complement a complete and balanced diet, not displace essential nutrients. Serve them plain, in appropriate portions, and introduce new ingredients gradually. Use unsweetened pumpkin, seedless and cored apples, and bone broth free of onions, garlic, and excess sodium.

10/15/2026

What more is there to even say?

Kaitlyn Duoblys

10/01/2026

I think they would be pretty proud!

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09/29/2026

So, it would probably be a good idea to put some training on them first -
I see way too many people on our adventures with little to no control over their off leash dogs. They think they are doing what's best for their dog, but every single one of them fails to realize how much danger they are putting their dogs in.
YOU might trust your dog, but I definitely don't. Why should you trust mine? (You shouldn't btw... I'm walking an aggressive behavior mod case 90% of the time)

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09/28/2026

I’m not missing out on an empty trail or a good time!

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09/27/2026

No ipad (bully stick) kids around here f
Just like screen time for kids, chews are okay for dogs to have at a certain point and in moderation. One thing you wont catch me doing is constantly offering bully sticks as a bandaid for a dog with a disregulated nervous system.

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