Welcome to Sheba's School for Dog Training

We adhere to all policies and training standards provided by the Canadian Foundation of Search Dogs

All a dog wants to do is please you.

We will not be holding generic run-of-the-mill seminars found with other groups.

Seminars will instead only be offered to affiliated police services, border patrol, other EMS, and registered members, allowing elevated specific training and specialities.

All regular canine training is still open to the pubic at the levels required.

We provide highly trained teams who will possess greater in-depth knowledge, enabling them to draw more specific conclusions.

How many times have you gone to a training course or seminar to find the same material being taught, most of the time by the same instructors who seem to just rotate between seminars?

Our instructors are given different material from what you are used to, presenting it in a way that makes you feel like you know more than when you started, educating you on how you and your dog are a team to be reckoned with.

There are always ongoing expenses we incur that course fees do not cover.
If you would like to contribute to these costs, it would be greatly appreciated through:
PayPal


At Sheba's School of Training, we are committed to advancing the level of training for dogs and handlers in a variety of services, making it more efficient for these teams, you and your dog.

Based out of the Waterloo region, Ontario

*** If you sign up for multiple courses before the course, you could get a total price discount ***

This includes;

Introduction to basic commands and responses (obedience).

Puppy training

Introduction to scent work

Basis scent work

Advanced Scent work - Air and tracking

Targeting

Search & Rescue

Cadaver (HRD - Human Remains Detection)

• Ground

• Water

We use multiple training areas, depending on what it is is required, from 2 acres to almost 100 acres. We will set a place for you to work with your dog to succeed.

You will find that our positive approach in our training shows that 'obsolete control methods', chokers, prong collars, e-collars, etc., are for the most part not required.

Although this sounds simple and easy to follow, there is a great deal of background work the handler/Owner has to know, for basic dog control or even to professionally assist in searches.

We look forward to working with you and your dog to create that bond that few experience and show you how to enjoy your work with your dog.