Awesome awesome awesome people and time we had here. You we've been next to a polar bear before? I…read morehave!! Ever been next to a grizzly bear and petted him? I have! Cougars! American bald eagle! Wolves ! Just to name a few animals! Awesome awesome awesome time !!! Friendly people cool people!

I tried to register my dog for agility beginners classes and I am bring ignored…read more I sent my application via website and followed up with a phone call due to lack of any response a few days later On the phone I basically provided the same info as online and was promised a call or email to accept or decline the application I am not sure if it is me they object to or the dog but they ignore me still a week after submitting the application I am looking for some other place now, but I would have expected the minimal courtesy of a call or email Guess these people don't need your business, my advice, don't even bother approaching them

I've had my dog here in classes for over a year. Agility,…read moreRally O and basic obedience. Great classes. My dog has improved so much. Trainers are great. My only complaint is that they allow pinch collars. My personal opinion, however.

Tara has always been great with my Athena at daycare. She is happy to go and is tired at the end of…read morethe day. I like seeing pictures of who she is playing (or sleeping) with. I feel secure knowing she is not alone during the day and chilling with a variety of other dogs! Tara was so great helping me out after my surgery and making sure Athena was walked and taken care of, extremely helpful to our family! Great experiences at Terra Nova!

Please don't use this for day care or boarding. Ours was a horror story!…read more Please please google the name Tara Wuennenberg and Muttley's Canine Training Winnipeg for yourself before booking with her. I love dogs. Always have and always will. Sometimes they break your heart when you have to say goodbye. Sometimes it's for other reasons. I just want the world to know Ted's and Molly's story. They deserve to be heard. We bought Molly, a Berne doodle from a back yard breeder at the end of COVID. She was skittish and scared of her own shadow, but she was never hostile or aggressive. Until the horrible time, when we decided to put her in overnight care with somebody, we thought we trusted, her former trainer. We were also at that time taking Tara's dog for lengthy periods of time. He was also a doodle and the sweetest little guy imaginable. I should have twigged in to how bad things were for him as every time we returned him, he would latch onto my hand, almost like begging us not to send him back. Then we went house hunting on the island and had Tara look after Maggie and Molly at her shop, which mu husband had spent hours building for her! When we came to pick her up, Molly was missing her leash and her collar. Again, we should have twigged in that maybe she was being kept elsewhere or? Once home our nervous Molly changed completely in personality. Where once I could feed her by hand, she was aggressively biting me every time I did. If anything was left on the floor, she would attack you over it. She bit Len badly and he ended up with sepsis and we had such a horrible hospital experience over it. I went to various vets, all who told me that they didn't believe in euthanasia for such a young dog and that she should be rehomed to another family. This I could not morally or ethically do. She was too dangerous to say the least. One night out of nowhere, she attacked me on the couch. Thank goodness for a good friend who contacted her vet about the situation. When I saw him, I explained to him what had gone on. He said Molly was too dangerous to be rehomed and nothing we could do could ever change her. The fact of the biting meant we could never trust her. No amount of training or meds could undo the damage that had been done to her at the daycare center. So we came to the horrible decision of putting her down. Meanwhile my husband went through months of rehab, learning how to walk and recover from the draining after effects of the sepsis. We went through months of hell as a result. Now fast forward to a night this past August. We got a message from Tara asking if we could come and get Ted as her landlords were wanting him gone. We thought maybe this was a noise problem. Getting there we soon learned differently. Her landlords told us that she was looking after other dogs as well as Teddy in a coach apartment. NONE of the dogs was being walked or pottyed outside the apartment! They did a check of the apartment and discovered that they weren't being fed or watered either. When I saw Teddy, my heart just broke. He was muzzled and looked like he came from a Third World country. I contacted a rescue person I know and she is actively trying to help the landlords with an SPCA complaint and the cops as well. We can't take Teddy given all the stuff that has gone on, especially with a pup and a senior citizen dog too in our care. He will need a lot of rehab and I think the SPCA is the best agency to help him. I have cried and cried over this and wished that I had seen the signs earlier and done something about it. It would have made things better for both Teddy and Molly!

Love Sus! She's the best dog walker I've ever had. Very caring and does a 2 hr off leash hike…read more Who does that anymore??

From the owner: Pawzercise! Dog Walking Services is a unique service that provides better health and peace of mind…read morefor dogs and their owners alike. We provide a fun-filled two hour mountain hike. All walks are off leash and are in the company of other dogs, promoting healthy dog interaction. Convenient pick-up and drop-off services are included.