Whenever anyone visits Heavenly Days, Annie's blessings and gifts quickly become obvious just by watching her interact with Oliver, Amos, and Preacher. Her patience and understanding for canines make her a wonderful trainer.

Annie has been a business owner for the past nine years and she has specialized in clicker training for the past six years. She continues her canine education by reading, attending seminars, and working with local trainers. She is an AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator and a Therapy Dog Inc. Tester/Observer.

Annie is very active in the community with children through the elderly by visiting local nursing homes, hospitals and schools. She also teaches Companion Obedience, Trick classes, and Therapy Dog Preparation classes. She is a member of IAABC (International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants).

Annie lives in Adrian on a twenty-two acre farm with her husband Jacques.

Oliver is unique and stands out from other mules, and it's not only because he is a Draft Mule that towers above other mules as well as people...

It's because he loves to perform his special tricks that Annie taught him using clicker training. He can "stick out his tongue," do the two step, wave the American flag while standing on a pedestal and he can even do math!

His tricks don't stop there, they keep increasing! The only trick Annie didn't have to teach him is the stunt he pulls when it is time to end his training to go back into his stall.

An Australian Cattle Dog, Amos is among the most popular at Heavenly Days. He is a Registered Therapy Dog and R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog). Amos is a proud member of Therapy Dogs, Incorporated.

Amos makes visits to local nursing homes and hospitals where he is so popular he had to get his own business card!

Amos also enjoys performing some of his favorite tricks for students at local schools from time to time.

A Yellow Lab and a young pup, Preacher used to be a newcomer at Heavenly Days but as time goes by he fits in more and more. He has already learned many tricks but he has much to learn.

Following in Amos' footsteps, he plans to be a great Therapy Dog when he grows up as well as a great example to the community. He also hopes to have his own business card one day like Amos.