General Info

Why we do what we do We improve the lives of dogs by helping humans better communicate, understand and interact with them. Our goal is to prevent local "un-trainable" dogs from being another statistic in the over-population problem. To do this, we offer services for canines that will allow them to live a robust, fuller life. Why do we do what we do? Because we know that a problematic dog is really a misunderstood Champion. Jenna Quinn is a certified dog trainer through Animal Behavior College and graduated with honors. She is a life long dog lover and a committed animal welfare activist. Jenna and her husband, Patrick, currently own three adopted dogs: Trinity (mutt), Chuck (Boxer), and Tanner (mutt). Jenna and Patrick firmly believe that there is Champion inside all dogs regardless of breed, age and background. Strong supporters of the spay/neuter campaign, both are devoted to rehabilitating shelter/rescue dogs so they can remain in their forever homes. Jenna and Patrick have been devoted volunteers for United Against Puppy Mills in Lancaster County as well as the county Humane League. Now relocated to Pennsauken, New Jersey, they are volunteering with numerous local rescue organizations.