At Allay Canine, we believe dog training should feel good—for both ends of the leash. Whether you're raising a confident puppy,
working through behavior challenges, or just want a dog who listens in the real world, our team is here to help.
We offer fun, practical, and positive training solutions for every stage of your dog’s life, all in a supportive and friendly environment.
working through behavior challenges, or just want a dog who listens in the real world, our team is here to help.
We offer fun, practical, and positive training solutions for every stage of your dog’s life, all in a supportive and friendly environment.
Let’s build better behavior, stronger bonds, and calmer canines—together.
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Snow Motion Workshop
Love winter? If your dog pulls you on leash, there’s a good chance they will...Love winter? If your dog pulls you on leash, there’s a good chance they will be great in harness.
A beginner lesson, taught by Snow Motion co-coordinators Susie Strachan, Lorne Volk, Asmara Polcyn and Nick Turchyn will give you a taste of what it’s like to train your dog to pull you on skis or a kick sled.
Dryland lessons provide you with a loaner harness, training treats, and a take-home sheet of instructions. If your dog has food allergies, please bring your own training treats. Harnesses must be returned (or purchased) at the end of the workshop.
The lesson covers how to gear up and how to train your dog to follow the mushing commands.
We talk about how to modify your current ski set for skijoring, and how to purchase skis if you need these.
What you need for a workshop:
Your dog(s) must be over 6 months of age. You must have your own dog (we don’t supply them).
A leash for the dog(s), and good footwear for yourself.
Basic control over your dog(s). They should be able to follow simple commands such as “come” and “sit”.
The workshop lasts for approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. Please dress for the weather conditions.
Your dog must stay in your car for the first hour of the workshop. Please provide your dog with whatever you need to keep them warm and secure.
Post-workshop training walks take place at trails around Winnipeg and are a requirement before you can join our beginners’ group when we switch to on-snow group runs.
You must attend 4 training walks, and be assessed by a coordinator before you are offered club membership. See the training walks page for more details http://snowmotion.ca/.
1PM - 2PM: Equipment and Commands (Indoor, dogs will need to wait in the car)
Introduction to Snow Motion and Coordinators
Basic equipment for dogs
Skijoring gear
Kicksledding gear
Scooter/Bike Gear
Basic Commands
Club Etiquette
2PM - 3PM: Harness Up and Practice Walk (Outdoor)
Fit dogs with loaner harnesses
Hand out training treats (wieners)
Break into groups
Practice basic commands around the yard
3PM - 4PM: Questions and Clean-Up
Return or purchase harnesses
End of workshop
Any questions can be sent to our club email [email protected] or check out our website, http://snowmotion.ca/.
What is Snow Motion?
We’re a dog club based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, made up of people who enjoy skijoring and kick sledding with our pet dogs. Founded by Susie Strachan in 1997, we celebrated our 25th anniversary in 2022! And the club keeps on mushing…
Check us out on Instagram @snowmotion.manitoba
50$ Per Person
Snow Motion Workshop
Love winter? If your dog pulls you on...Love winter? If your dog pulls you on leash, there’s a good chance they will be great in harness.
A beginner lesson, taught by Snow Motion co-coordinators Susie Strachan, Lorne Volk, Asmara Polcyn and Nick Turchyn will give you a taste of what it’s like to train your dog to pull you on skis or a kick sled.
Dryland lessons provide you with a loaner harness, training treats, and a take-home sheet of instructions. If your dog has food allergies, please bring your own training treats. Harnesses must be returned (or purchased) at the end of the workshop.
The lesson covers how to gear up and how to train your dog to follow the mushing commands.
We talk about how to modify your current ski set for skijoring, and how to purchase skis if you need these.
What you need for a workshop:
Your dog(s) must be over 6 months of age. You must have your own dog (we don’t supply them).
A leash for the dog(s), and good footwear for yourself.
Basic control over your dog(s). They should be able to follow simple commands such as “come” and “sit”.
The workshop lasts for approximately 2.5 to 3 hours. Please dress for the weather conditions.
Your dog must stay in your car for the first hour of the workshop. Please provide your dog with whatever you need to keep them warm and secure.
Post-workshop training walks take place at trails around Winnipeg and are a requirement before you can join our beginners’ group when we switch to on-snow group runs.
You must attend 4 training walks, and be assessed by a coordinator before you are offered club membership. See the training walks page for more details http://snowmotion.ca/.
1PM - 2PM: Equipment and Commands (Indoor, dogs will need to wait in the car)
Introduction to Snow Motion and Coordinators
Basic equipment for dogs
Skijoring gear
Kicksledding gear
Scooter/Bike Gear
Basic Commands
Club Etiquette
2PM - 3PM: Harness Up and Practice Walk (Outdoor)
Fit dogs with loaner harnesses
Hand out training treats (wieners)
Break into groups
Practice basic commands around the yard
3PM - 4PM: Questions and Clean-Up
Return or purchase harnesses
End of workshop
Any questions can be sent to our club email [email protected] or check out our website, http://snowmotion.ca/.
What is Snow Motion?
We’re a dog club based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, made up of people who enjoy skijoring and kick sledding with our pet dogs. Founded by Susie Strachan in 1997, we celebrated our 25th anniversary in 2022! And the club keeps on mushing…
Check us out on Instagram @snowmotion.manitoba
50$ Per Person
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