Hello & Welcome!

We’re thrilled you’re here and excited to help you on your journey to bring out the best in your dog.

Our Mission: Simple solutions for difficult dogs.

Our Vision: To create a generation of compassionate, knowledgeable pet owners.

Meet Cat Cino, Dog Trainer

Cat’s life work has been dedicated to improving the human-animal bond through education, training and rehabilitation of abandoned pets. Cat’s personal approach to dog training has earned her the invaluable trust amongst North American pet owners and her peers.

She is a recognized as the leader in dog bite prevention and canine aggression by the Ontario Attorney General, Elementary School Boards and many Humane Societies across North America.

Cat believes that dog training has little to do with obedience and everything to do with building relationships that are based on trust and mutual respect.

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Certifications, Education & Training:

Certified Diagnostician – Gifted Animal Placement (GAP), Texas
Professional Animal Behaviour Associates (PABA), Canine Aggression Symposium
Animal Pet Dog Trainers “The Next Wave”
Pro-Train California

Professional Speaking

Purina PawsWay Toronto (Toronto Zoo, Ontario Place, The Home Show, Royal Winter Fair, Girl Guides of Canada, Toronto Blue Jays “Dog Days of Summer”
Dog Bite Prevention Seminars: Elementary Schools across Canada
Television Appearances: CHCH, Breakfast Television, Global
Various Radio Guest Spots

Published Author

The Guardian
Animal Wellness
Dogs in Canada Magazine

Some of our Favourite Memories

Click the thumbnails below to scroll through some of our favourites.

Rescued kitties after Hurricane Katrina, Louisianna

No chicken was harmed. Chicken blog coming soon

A boys best friend is his dog (read Kobe's story) — A boys best friend is his dog (read Kobe’s story)

Stone cold assassin! I could write a book on this dog

It has been a pleasure working with you on our dog bite prevention training program. I have received positive feedback from our employees on the methods, which you taught on preventing and avoiding dog attacks. We also thought that the use of dogs as part of your training was particularly valuable and provided our employees with a greater understanding of the characteristics inherent to different dogs.

– Tami Boulton, Health & Safety, Union Gas