Ms. Manners Boot Camp

• Knowledgeable, Experienced, Quality Care
  
  
• Intrinsic ability to accurately detect the motive for problem behaviour
  
  
• Application of common sense solutions
  
  
• Improving balance and well-being for a more harmonious existence
  
  

Case Studies

• "Marlowe"
  Aussie rescue; agressive tendencies towards people, dogs toys and "his space"
  
  "Not sure how you work your magic, but he is in a better place since staying with you. He gave a little whine while looking back at your place as we left. Clearly he had a good time."
  K.G., Toronto



• "Chisharo"
  Rhodesian Ridgeback; agressive
  
  "The changes I saw in Chisero were enormous. He was able to socialize with other dogs. With a slow introduction and supervised play times he learned it wwas OK for dogs to come up to him and sniff him and nothing bad would happen. He learned that it was OK to relax for a few hours and have fun. When he went out in public, he could pass dogs and not get defensive or aggressive."
  B.N., Orton


• "Bosum"
  Northern rescue; fearful, reactive
  
  "What changed my dog? He could be around other dogs; he didn't snap and snarl, he didn't tail tuck and lash out. I think he was digressing into a serious place of anxiety/fear and anxiety-driven response. His bluff has been called and I now feel more comfortable that it's more "show" than "go". He also benefits from being away from his pack, his home turf, his people and experiencing things on his own."
  J.H., Caledon

Unfortunately, there are many unwanted dog's being surrendered for rescue. If you can find it in your heart to give one of these grateful animals another chance and a forever home, please inquire. Once you work out the behavioural hiccup's, the love they return is "tenfold", in gratitude.