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Training Therapy Dogs to Enjoy Life
Training a dog to become a therapy dog is a noble endeavour, requiring dedication, patience, and specialised dog training skills. But beyond the formal training process lies a beautiful concept: lifestyle training.
Read More >What our customers want to feel
We have learnt from experience that in order to build good customer relationships you need to see your clients as individuals. Individuals who are seeking a resolution to their unique problems.
Read More >Canine Comprehension will be exhibiting at the Source Kids Expo in June
There are almost 850,000 people in Australia under the age of 25 years with a disability. The Source Kids Expo provides a space to give information to those caring for and working with these children and young individuals. After two years of lockdown, the opportunity to showcase our beautiful therapy dogs at this event is just fantastic!
Read More >Why we do what we do
We give people hope. Hope that inclusive schooling and communities can be functional. Hope that kids wont be left behind because they are ‘too naughty’ / 'not attending' or their problems and their behaviour are just
‘too hard’.
Hibernating for Term 3
Dear wonderful clients and supporters of our work,
Now that Melbourne has entered a new phase of Stage Three Restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, my hopes of face to face teaching and support of your young people this term has vanished. It is with a very heavy heart that I have decided to pause all services Canine Comprehension offers for the rest of term 3, 2020.
Read More >Coronavirus and Online Mentoring
Feeling the impact of the uncertainty related to COVID-19 is very unsettling for many of us, we realise that young people are feeling this anxiety also. We believe the most effective & responsible way Canine Comprehension can care for the community, is to go online.
Read More >Nurture their imagination.
As Albert Einstein put it: "Imagination is everything. It is the preview for life’s coming attractions.” Therefore we should encourage a child’s imagination. We are passionate about getting kids to dream big and articulate those dreams.
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