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Man's Best Friend
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peter d.
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Daisy was a rescue dog, very shy and uncertain of herself. I took her in on condition she not jump the fence and run off like she did with the previous trial owners. I was amazed at how happy she seemed to be with my other two Aussies. However she was obviously very bright, energetic and bored. I brought her to Man’s Best Friend, and it was like she was just waiting for some training. Although very timid around men, she took right to Joe from the beginning. We were both amazed at her startling progress. She did whatever Joe taught her, most times on the first try! Joe was so great with her, and his training methods on my shy, timid Daisy so effective. I am absolutely thrilled and looking forward to agility training!
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