About Us
Cowichan Canine Behaviour & Training Ltd.
Cowichan Canine is a full service dog training provider: classes, private lessons, day training and private behaviour modification consultations are available. We also offer special products, such as our Breeders' Perfect Puppy Programme, and special seminars and workshops from time to time on specific subjects.
In our Community Outreach programme, we provide:
- free training articles for local publications
- seminars for local community groups
- free dog safety education for elementary schools and other community groups
- free spots in class for all Cowichan & District SPCA dogs waiting for adoption that have a volunteer to train with them
- a one-hour free post-adoption private consultation (voucher from Cowichan & District SPCA required as proof of adoption)
Please click on the headers above for more information.
Until the end of November 2019, our Training Centre is located at #106-5301 Chaster Road, Duncan, but we are then moving to expanded premises in Cobble Hill -
CLICK HERE for more information abour our move.
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- WE ARE MOVING! Nov 25
- Next ORIENTATION CLASS FOR NEW STUDENTS Nov 16
Hi Bev – I thought I’d let you know that Cody’s behaviour has been absolutely stellar since we graduated Foundations. We’ve been doing quite a bit of off leash walking, and he is suddenly paying so much more attention, coming when he is called – even if he’s playing with other dogs – I can hardly believe it!
Thanks again for all your help. Looking forward to seeing more info on Advanced Clicker and the other course you mentioned (good neighbor?) in October.
Joann Wilson
Duncan, BC
I just wanted to drop a note and let you know that Jody worked with us and our puppy over the month of August, and she was absolutely excellent. The private training was the perfect choice to address our specific questions and learn about returning to Alberta with the pup, and how to help her adjust. We look forward to more training next summer at the lake! Jody has such a wonderful attitude toward the training, and we felt very confident with our plan for introducing our puppy to Alberta. The introduction to our neighbour dog (the one who charges and barks as his "greeting") was perfect. We did a parallel walk across the green space, then got closer and used treats from me for both dogs. There was no charging, and they are now well introduced and quite good pals already!
Happy Puppy Parent
AB
