Cavalier King Charles Spanials are the most wonderful of friends. But not all Cavvies are the same. Loui developed well but then became possessive and angry. That is until The Canine Classroom came to his rescue.

Nervous dog to rockstar! Jambu the Dalmatian has highly strung when Mary adopted him at 5 months. Not expecting miracles she was astounded when Jambu passed out of Advanced.

Ned came to us anxious and reactive. With the help of The Canine Classroom he’s now calm, confident and thriving. They didn’t just train my dog, they transformed our relationship.

Whether it was the Christchurch earthquake or his Border Collie roots Fred started showing some aggression and over-protection by the time he was 2 years. The Canine Classroom’s diagnosis & training turned him around though.

After migrating from the UK Reggie’s parents thought the time was right to get their first dog. Little did they know what a handful a rescue dog could be. Well out of their depth they tried an intensive Boarding Week – with amazing results.

The fly-in fly-out nature of Ice’s owners made finding a training school for a hard-to-train Malamute quite difficult. Luckily The Canine Classroom’s structure (and supportive parents) all came together and Ice graduated from Advanced.

An aggressive first encounter that really shook his owners up saw Casper enrolled for a stint in Boarding School, and transformed within months. A new playmate, puppy Koto, matured both dogs into great & obedient companions.

Shortly after being born near Gympie, Dakar’s original owner died and he was placed into the local RSPCA pound. At 3 months of age and unsold he was transferred to the RSPCA Noosa for a last chance

Born at the RSCPCA Noosa Rosie knew only institutional pound life for her first 8 weeks. Life got so much better when she was adopted and taken home, and loved.

I got bumped around into 3 homes. Its no wonder I had behavioural problems

I’m 8 going on 2. I used to be a real terror.