
Behaviour Specialist & Dog Trainer
Fur Get Me Not was born through recognition that people and their expectations of their dogs and dog trainer are changing. Dogs are no longer just pets they are an integral part of the family. This means there is an increased expectation of the level of manners or behaviour we expect of our dogs and wanting to offer them the best life possible.
Fur Get Me Not’s mission is to improve the wellbeing and mental health of dogs and help people to live the life they want to live with their dog. Fur Get Me Not believes that the only effective way to train a dog is by building a strong relationship built on trust and mutual respect. Committed to only using methods that are scientifically proven and effective and based on positivity, quality and transparency. People were seeking a service that took a kind and gentle approach not just with their dog but the entire family and Fur Get Me Not is committed to always erring on the side of kindness.
Cassandra | Director, Trainer & Behaviourist
Cassandra is the owner of Fur Get Me Not. Fur Get Me Not is a modern pet care and dog training service driven by a commitment to positivity, quality, transparency, and service like none other. Cassandra’s non-canine professional background was working in executive positions in the not-for-profit sector. Now she happily works every day to improve the lives of the local canine community. She has a special interest is in the area of anxiety and reactivity.
Cassandra is a member of the Australian Counselling Association has also been on the Board of the Pet Professional Guild Australia and has been certified as a professional trainer by the Pet Professional Guild, Pet Loss Grief Counselling Trained Professional and Association of Pet Dog Trainers. Cassandra is also a Supporting Member with the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Cassandra has also been on Bondi Vet as a behaviour specialist and won the quality business awards for best rated dog trainer.
Cassandra has welcomed German shepherds, Mastiffs, Silky terriers, Rhodesian ridgebacks, Whippets and Greyhounds into her family. She currently lives with a Bichon named Millie, Prince the Shih Tzu but recently lost her soulmate, Shimmy, who was a German Shepherd cross and the inspiration for Fur Get Me Not.


