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The Woman Who Listens When Dogs Speak - Founder, Educator, Nature's Interpreter. Step into Jenny's world where dogs aren't trained - they are understood.

Jenny is the visionary behind the Complete Pet Company, Complete Canine Communication, Naked Harnesses and Leads, Heal by Choice - Nature's Pharmacy and the Complete Meal DIY Mix - All thriving ventures powered by empathy, ethics and science. Where herbs aren't just supplements - they are conversations and where behaviour is never a problem - it's a message waiting to be heard. Jenny is the visionary behind the Complete Pet Company, Complete Canine Communication, Naked Harnesses and Leads, Heal by Choice - Nature's Pharmacy and the Complete Meal DIY Mix - thriving ventures powered by empathy, ethics and science. With decades of experience and an unshakeable belief that dogs are emotional beings. Her holistic approach blends Applied Zoopharmacognosy, emotional enrichment, DIY Nutrition and a deep respect for all animals.

17/10/2026

"Do we sometimes mistake a dog's tolerance for love?"
Whenever I hear someone say that dogs love us unconditionally, something about that irks me.

We talk so much about how much our dogs love us, but how often do we stop to consider the choices they have, the expectations we place on them, and what we ask them to tolerate

Maybe we should look at unconditional love through a different lens.

I've written an article about something I feel very strongly about, and I hope it encourages someone to think differently about the dogs who share our lives.

👇Read my article:
Dogs and Unconditional Love - Is That Really What We Want?

https://www.completepet.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Dogs-and-Unconditional-Love.pdf

16/10/2026

I was honoured to speak at the 2026 PDTE Pet Dog Trainers of Europe Conference in Latvia via Zoom.

I spoke about Working with Big Emotions in Dogs: Where Applied Zoopharmacognosy Meets Thoughtful Training.

The speakers and presentations were fantastic.

The knowledge, experience and incredible work that people within this organisation are doing throughout the world is second to none.

You can find out more about the PDTE Pet Dog Trainers of Europe by clicking on the link: https://www.pdte.eu/

14/10/2026

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06/10/2026

HARMONY IN MOTION

No previous training experience is required – just an open mind and a willingness to see the world a little more from the dog’s perspective

Investment in Your Dog’s Wellbeing

Choose the option that suits you

Day 1 – Live Online via Zoom — $95
Includes the live presentation, recording and course resources.

Full Course – CCC/Rescue — $165
Day 1 + Day 2
Special rate for existing CCC clients, rescue and foster carers.

Full Course – Single — $185
Day 1 + Day 2

Full Course – Couples — $250
Day 1 + Day 2 for two people attending together.

Completion of Day 1 is required before attending the Practical Workshop.

Places for the Practical Workshop are limited.

https://www.completepet.com.au/harmony-in-motion/

02/10/2026

A little burst of colour — and the freedom to be

I’ve just finished making a beautiful batch of back and spine straps for our Naked Harnesses — and look at those colours!

Pink, purple, green, red, blue… choosing might be the hardest part.

But behind all that colour is the reason for the beautiful Naked harness.

A harness should work with a dog’s body, not against it.

No attachment at the neck.
No restriction across the shoulders.
A back attachment that allows the dog to move, explore and experience their world.

And the photos say it all.

Freedom to move.
Freedom to explore.
Free to Be.

Naked Harness Australia
Because Dogs Deserve Better.

29/09/2026

Hilly on a social walk, but it turned into an obstacle course.

28/09/2026

Why do we use Long Leads?

Freddie, Iris and Chachie out walking with Hilly, Sian and Karen.

There’s a lot of lead in this photo 🤔.

A long lead isn’t just about giving a dog more metres. It’s about giving them more possibilities.

The possibility to slow down.
To stop and sniff.
To move ahead.
To hang back.
To investigate something interesting.
To find the distance that feels comfortable for them.

And when a few dogs walk together, they don’t have to move as one little regimented group. Each dog can experience the walk in their own way.

The lead is there for safety — not to dictate every step.

A little more lead gives us a whole lot more communication.

Complete Canine Communication – The Future of Dog Training
Because dogs deserve to be heard.

25/09/2026

Heal by Choice – Nature’s Pharmacy

Sarah & Jazz

Jazz was an elderly girl who came to live with Sarah for sadly only a short time.

During their time together, Sarah gave Jazz something incredibly precious — a life filled with love, respect, comfort and the opportunity to have a voice in her own care.

Through Applied Zoopharmacognosy and self-selection, Jazz was offered different plant extracts and given the freedom to choose.

Nothing was forced.
Nothing demanded.

An offer was made… and Jazz was listened to.

This special photograph captures that beautifully.

Sarah presents an extract and waits. Jazz has the freedom to engage, decline, move closer or move away.

For an elderly dog, particularly one nearing the latter part of life, sometimes our role isn't about trying to make big changes.

It's about asking:

“How can I support you today?”

Jazz has now sadly passed, but for the short time she and Sarah shared their lives, she was deeply loved, listened to and supported.

And what a beautiful gift that was.

Jazz will always be remembered, may she rest in peace.

Heal by Choice – Nature’s Pharmacy
Where choice becomes part of the conversation.

25/09/2026

Curiosity is a great teacher.

Chachi the Puddle was fascinated by a man and his bike.

He doesn't race up to investigate.
He keeps his distance.
He watches.
He sniffs.
He changes position.
He watches some more.

Chachi is curious, but he isn't frightened — and nobody needs to encourage him to get closer.

He is gathering information in his own way, at his own pace.

Sometimes we are so eager to help our dogs “experience” something that we inadvertently interrupt the very process they're using to understand it.

We don't always need to take them closer.

We don't always need to show them that something is safe.

Sometimes we simply need to give them time, distance and choice and allow curiosity to do the teaching.

Observe. Investigate. Process. Choose.

Curiosity is a great teacher.

Complete Canine Communication – The Future of Dog Training

24/09/2026

Social doesn’t have to mean interaction.

Phyllis-Lorraine joined Toby, Freddie, Sid and Tailor for a social walk.

Phyllis-Lorraine can find being around other dogs difficult, so for her, space and distance are her friends.

There was no expectation that she had to meet anyone.
No pressure to get closer.
No need for her to “get used to it.”

Her job was simply to experience being around other dogs while feeling safe enough to observe, gather information and make her own choices.

Our job is to listen.

To notice when she needed more space.
To respect her communication.
To keep the experience calm and predictable.
And to make sure we didn't ask for more than she was ready to give.

For a dog who finds other dogs challenging, progress isn't necessarily getting closer.

Sometimes progress is being able to share the world with them from a distance that feels safe.

Every experience matters.

Calm, Respectful, Positive and at her pace.

That's what socialisation should feel like.

Complete Canine Communication – The Future of Dog Training

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Everton Park, QLD

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5pm
Friday	9:30am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+61738553555

Website

http://www.completepet.com.au/

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