3 Best Dog Trainers in Regina

“Kaos Dogsports Inc. teaches various classes all year round. This center is a great place to learn how to train and play with your dog in a positive reinforcement-based, volunteer, non-profit environment. The company provides General Obedience, Agility, Flyball, and Conformation. They teach a variety of classes throughout the year. Their classes are reasonably priced, and the instructors are knowledgeable and passionate. They offer various courses, including beginner obedience, advanced obedience, Rally-O, and beginner and advanced agility. Sessions run for six weeks, and some courses are offered in a four-week format.”

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“Dog's Den Training School lead trainer Barbara Lloyd . She is a dog behaviourist, certified trainer, and mentor. Barbara's approach to dog training is rooted in the knowledge that learning can only be facilitated when a trusting relationship has been established between the guardian and the dog. Their Priority is to graduate well-mannered dogs. Municipal and Court of Queen's Bench, veterinarians, breeders, and trainers across Canada, Germany, and the United States recognize her skills and abilities. Their classes at Dog's Den teach you and your dog valuable life skills that effectively translate into manners at home and in other social settings. All their training programs are taught by a Dog Specialist & Behaviorist and are veterinary recommended. They provide specialty services to train and certify service dogs.”

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“Billie Groom is the owner and has worked with pet parents locally and globally for over three decades to overcome behavioral issues that often lead to frustration, surrender, or euthanasia, including anxiety, aggression, and behaviors common in the adolescent stage. Billie accredits her success to her client friendly program model, extensive hands-on experience, and her scientifically proven method, Canine Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CCBT). CCBT is a non-harmful, easy to apply, adaptable method, proven effective with adolescent and adult dogs (over 6 months of age). If you are struggling with your dog, it is not your fault. Feel free to contact Billie for your no-charge consultation. Additionally, the Institute of Canine Psychotherapy is dedicated to empowering professionals and advocates with the most advanced educational resources to pursue their goals to positively impact the canine community, locally and globally. I.C.P. is the only recognized institution offering a diploma in CCBT. Billie is featured in Psychology Today Magazine, Roku TV, and is a speaker at the Animal Behavior Society Conference (’22,’23), the Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine Conference (’22,’23,’24), and the University of Regina, and Hartpury University. She is an award-winning author and host of her own podcast. She is a graduate of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (PhD-Animal Cognition and Emotions to Improve Animal Welfare, course 2023) and is currently taking her PhD in Transpersonal Ecology (virtual).”

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