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So You Want to Be a Dog Trainer? A CAPDT Guide to Turning Passion Into Profession

CAPDT Updates, Dog Training, Uncategorized / CAPDT

At the Canadian Association of Professional Dog Trainers (CAPDT), we’re often asked: “How do I become a dog trainer?” Perhaps you love working with dogs, you’re curious about canine behaviour, or you feel that inner tug every time a pup tilts its head at you. Whatever the reason — you’re in great company. Being a dog trainer is […]

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Member Feature: Jessica Eden O’Neill

CAPDT Community, CAPDT Members, CAPDT Updates / Amy Merrill

I have dedicated my career to canine behaviour and the emotional well-being of dogs and their guardians. As the founder of Pet Intel & Emotional Well-Being, I specialize in behaviour consulting, rehabilitation, and training programs tailored for dogs with complex needs, from reactivity and aggression to service and therapy dog preparation. Over the years, I have

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Dog shaking its paw with a dog trainer - fostering the concept of dog-friendly and humane training techniques across Canada.

Upholding Our Standards and Moving Forward Together

CAPDT Updates / Amy Merrill

Dear Members, As many of you know, CAPDT introduced the STOP List in 2019 in response to feedback from our membership. This initiative marked a significant moment for our organization, as we elevated our Code of Ethics and became one of the first professional associations to take a firm stance against the use of aversive

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So You Want to Be a Dog Trainer? A CAPDT Guide to Turning Passion Into Profession

Member Feature: Jessica Eden O’Neill

Upholding Our Standards and Moving Forward Together

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