At the moment, I am currently very full. Direct referrals will have priority to be onboarded. Be sure to follow Canine Compassion GP on social media, Facebook and Instagram, where updates about new client onboarding will be shared. If your request is time sensitive, please reach out to other providers in the area, as I cannot predict when availability will open back up.

The short answer is no, I do not. Though I am certified and experienced with training all kinds of dogs, the primary focus of my services is providing enriching outlets for canines to safely engage in activities, which can subsequently improve their overall behaviour in the home. Any behavioural improvements made over time is just a bonus with the services that I offer.

The short answer is never. My heart-dog Asuma is reactive to other dogs and his home is his safe space. We've come very far counter-conditioning his reactivity, and I don't feel comfortable involving clients' pets on his training journey.

Absolutely! The main three I care for are dogs, cats, and bunnies, but I have love for them all. I grew up around horses, so no animal is counted out due to size. As long as I'm given detailed care information, there's no animal I won't care for (I'd need to think hard about a tarantula though 😅).

Yes — some of my earliest experiences were caring for senior dogs. I'm experienced administering oral pills, ear drops/wash, eye drops, and topical medications. I don't have experience with injections, but if you're comfortable teaching me step-by-step, I'm comfortable making an honest attempt.

I'd be honoured! I've handled dogs for multiple engagement shoots and weddings. A convenient system is including your dogs at the start of the session, then I take them on an adventure while you finish — keeping your hands free and your pups happy throughout.