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Buddy's Chance, LLC, Austin Dog Trainer
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Cara and her staff at Buddy's Chance have been extremely helpful in providing a safe and nurturing environment for my scared little Basenji mix to come out of her shell. I adopted Tess a year ago from a local rescue group. She is very sweet, loving and playful at home, but terrified of new experiences and people she doesn't know. We took part in the 6 week class for shy dogs and came out of it with some good tools to help improve social skills and handle common situtations. It was wonderful to be in a class with other shy dogs and their owners where no pressure was put on scared little doggies to ""perform."" Instead they were allowed to interact with us at their comfort level and build up trust. I'm looking forward to the shy dog group meetings over the summer!\r
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