Amber Saunders
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From my experience, Gigi Moss is a great teacher. Her rapport with her canine students is outstanding. Her poise, control and humor during classes allows doggie owners to feel relaxed and confident in their skills to establish a loyal relationship with their canine companions. She sets realistic expectations for humans and dogs, understands the mind and social skills of dogs and conveys her wisdom and knowledge with great love and respect for dogs and their owners. I am indeed grateful to have met Gigi. She has nurtured my relationship with my beloved Nikki to a new level of respect and understanding.
Gigi has been instrumental in helping us learn how to train our dogs. Daisy was afraid of many things–but especially unfamiliar people. Gigi coached us, and with positive training, Daisy improved, and today she is a well-adjusted “regular” dog. Our second dog Kite presented us with opposite challenges–he loves all people but is afraid of unfamiliar dogs. I continue to work with him in Gigi’s classes. Our dogs are an important part of our family and so is Gigi. I know our dogs have been transformed by Gigi’s influence, but I think we have benefitted more. Who knew training our dogs could be so much fun!
Amigo was such a wild puppy that it was almost impossible for the vet to give him his first exam and shots. In fact, the vet said dogs like him often had to be put down when they became two. I enrolled us (Amigo and I) in Gigi’s Puppy Class and told her of our problems with vet visits. Gigi came with us to the vet’s and showed me some techniques to help him tolerate the handling. He does fine at the vet’s now and is a Therapy Dog working in both a nursing home and the hospital for 3 years. I honestly believe that Gigi Moss saved his life by helping him learn to behave.
