Dog Training
Where Every Bark Teaches and Every Wag Pays It Forward
In the heart of our community stands HBSPCA, a beacon of hope and transformation , since 1887, guiding more than 5,000 animals and their guardians on a journey of understanding, trust, and profound bonding. Our legacy is not just built on time; it's crafted through the countless stories of transformation, the silent whispers of understanding, and the loud barks of joy that echo through our halls.
Level One
We'll start by learning the basics including Sit, Stay and much more!
Level Two
We'll level up in this series with methods of control, including off-leash callback!
Private Lesson
We'll tackle a specific behaviour one-on-one together.
Our Professional Dog Training and Behaviour Programs stand as a testament to our belief that the best relationships are built on mutual understanding. Why have over 5,000 animals passed through our doors? Because at HBSPCA, we don’t just train; we transform. We create a symphony of communication between animals and humans, crafting an environment where silent conversations abound, and where every interaction is a step towards a deeper connection.
Each program we offer is a chapter in a larger story of community, compassion, and companionship. From the exuberant puppy learning the joy of play and discipline to the older dog finding a new lease on life through understanding and patience, our doors are open to all, offering various levels of engagement to meet the unique needs of every animal and guardian.
Join us, and be a part of a legacy where every paw print left on our floors is a testament to a life changed, a bond formed, and a story worth telling. Because at HBSPCA, we believe that the best beginnings lead to the most beautiful journeys.
Empowering Paws, Enriching Lives
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Pedigree Foundation Grant
The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) is pleased to announce it has been awarded a $10,000 grant from PEDIGREE Foundation to increase the likelihood of successful adoptions through obedience training for dogs in the organization’s adoption program.
We know that dogs with basic obedience skills are more likely to be adopted and with the support of PEDIGREE Foundation, the HBSPCA can increase the number of dogs in our foster program receiving obedience training