On Cue Animal Training
12 Fielding Avenue B3B1E1 Dartmouth, NS, Canada

Best Friends ! Sonny, Lyra, Apollo, and Rad!

Little Lexi sleeping on the job

Baby Lincoln asleep on the way to Lexi's house from On Cue Animal Training. 6 dogs in one car and not a peep out of any of them

Lincoln didn't understand the assignment

Hazel and Kinsley in play therapy. Over the holidays they got into a fight so their owners learned how to prevent future fights, set boundaries, recognize and separate unhealthy play and reward healthy play!

It's always so amazing when the dogs in reactivity class come out of their shell. We're so proud of little Maya

Best Friends ! Sonny, Lyra, Apollo, and Rad!

Today was Sadie's first play therapy session! We are so proud of her!

Little Lexi sleeping on the job

Hazel and Kinsley in play therapy. Over the holidays they got into a fight so their owners learned how to prevent future fights, set boundaries, recognize and separate unhealthy play and reward healthy play!

Sven has always got to be touching Lexi

Tuesday November 24th

Holmes is here for his first day! Welcome little buddy!

Tuesday November 17th. We were so happy to welcome Sammy the gentle giant today!!

Full house yesterday!! Benny, Luna, Griffin, Dax, Zuri, Sammy, Holmes, Stormi, Meka, Sven, Maggie & Chilli

On Cue Animal Training would like to acknowledge our reactivity level one honours student Lightning. When we first met he was labeled as aggressive and reactive. Lightnings owners were told he had to wear a prong collar and be punished for aggressive and reactive behaviour. This training left them with a dog who had no warning or calming signals and was still pulling and reactive. They felt defeated and hopeless. After a couple months of training with On Cue Lightning does no...t wear a prong collar, he can walk in a loose leash heel, he is no longer reactive, he was used as a demo dog in his reactivity class to help the other reactive dogs and has even attended daycare!! He has come so far and we are so incredibly proud of him. When lightning graduated level one reactivity last night his trainer Lexi cried as they walked away. The emotions that come when a dog feels better are overwhelming. Lightning will now be moving on to an engagement class then agility. We are so thankful to Lightning's owners for taking the leap to try training again after it went so poorly before. That's not an easy thing to do. It was definitely an emotional journey with its highs and it's lows but look at lightning now. Congratulations Lightning. We are so incredibly proud of you and your humans. See more

Monday November 23rd

Reactivity level one graduation

Basic Obedience level one graduation