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Ultimate Canine Athlete 
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This 3-remedy set deals with all the situations a canine athlete faces:
Canine Training Remedy helps the dog to focus on the lesson and learn it quickly without the need for excessive repetition.
Canine Performance Remedy brings out the best in your dog during the performance, as well as keeping calm between turns or events. This remedy should be given throughout the day, and if possible a few minutes before your dog's performance time.
Stress Stopper helps dogs adapt and cope with the many stresses outside the event, including travel, hotel, and all the sights, sounds and smells associated with dog events.
What our clients say
Kim Lacey, Lake Elsinore, CA:
I tried Spirit Essences and must tell you had a positive response. I have a Pembroke Corgi competing in agility and splash dog (Jack). He already had the title of world recorder holder by breed for splash dog with a jump of 10 feet 1 inches. On April 17 and 19th we went to splash dog and used and Stress StopperCanine Performance (from the Ultimate Canine Athlete Set). He broke his own record on the 17th by one entire foot jumping 11 feet 1 inch. On the 19th he broke that record and jumped 11 feet 5 inches. AMAZING for a dog with six inch legs. As far as agility, his first time using spirt essences he had two qualifing runs with record time... With that said you can only imagine what "canine performance" is doing for Jack. In fact there are Labs that did not jump as far as Jack that weekend.
I also used sprit essesnces on my rescued Pembroke Corgi, Tucker. I use Stress Stopper and Canine Training just before we go to training classes. Big difference in attitude and confidence. I am impressed...if I forget to give him "canine training" before classes you can really tell a difference. I know this because last week I forgot. Even my trainer made the comment "what is wrong with Tucker today", his little mind was everywhere except training. While driving home I realized I had forgotten. (bad mommy)
We are very proud of Jack and grateful that Tucker is doing so well. I contribute part of that success to your products.
Kim Lacey, Lake Elsinore, CA
