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TONY
PARKER is a respected ANIMAL BEHAVIORIST and accredited MASTER DOG
TRAINER, presently residing in Langley B.C., Canada. He is currently
referred by 73 veterinary clinics for canine and feline behavioral
problems. With over thirty years of experience, Tony has covered every
conceivable aspect of training and behavior, and has presented seminars
and training forums world-wide. In addition, Tony is an accredited Canine
Legal Expert Witness to both the Technical Advisory Services for Attorneys (T.A.S.A.)
in the U.S.A. and Canada, and the Trial Lawyers Association of British
Columbia (T.L.A.B.C.) where he provides the legal profession with written
and oral evaluations in support of litigation cases. |
3383 199A Street, Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Phone: (604) 514-9221 Fax: (604) 514-0048
Updated - November 17th, 2003
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"In my dealings with Mr. Parker, I found him to be very professional and extremely knowledgeable in the field of canine behaviour. I would have no hesitation in recommending his services." Rioth M. Jomha, Jomha Scrobot, Barristers and Solicitors, Edmonton, Alberta "Canadian trainer might ask, "Who is this person?" Tony comes with impressive credentials, having trained everything from pet obedience through police dog training. He holds over 100 U.K. and international obedience awards, has given training seminars worldwide and won the European Trainer of the Year award three times in succession." DOGS IN CANADA Magazine, October issue, 1990. "I consider my relationship with Tony Parker to be a valuable asset in providing my clients with the best in health management. He has helped to further the human / animal bond by preventing the euthanasia of many problem animals, and not withstanding his other achievements, I commend and respect him for this." Dr. R.W. Junkin D.V.M. Ocean Park Veternary Clinic, White Rock, B.C. |
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