From the blog, Confessions of a Pit Bull Addict
April 26, 2010

"...So, when I read about a product that worked wonders with a storm-traumatized shelter dog at Best Friends Animal Shelter, I figured we might as well give it a try. ...The product, called Drama-Trauma, is made by Black Wing Farms, and while it appears to be a homeopathic combination of flower extracts and the like, I am certain that it is some sort of canine martini—a really good, extra dry, nerve-calming canine martini." Read the full blog entry

Wags-For-Wishes event for MAKE A WISH Foundation
July 2007 Del Mar, CA

"...Attached with the permission of both Jim Locke and Anne Rice is a picture of Zubr taking a group 2 over about 15 other dogs in the working group. This means he actually beat out more than 700 other dogs just to get within one step of competing for Best In Show. He'll get there soon. In the meantime look at the sheen on his coat. When he first came here it was dull and lifeless. He's put on weight and is now happy. He is I believe now the number one Black Russian Terrier in the United States, and a sweeter boy there is not.

One dog always, always jumped the fence and ran away before the completion of his agility run.  The handler-owner gave him 3 drops of CO-OPERATION on a treat before the competition.  Half way around the course - he did jump out over the fence - BUT IMMEDIATELY JUMPED BACK IN THE ARENA and finished the course without the handler!"


Ken Foster, author of The Dogs Who Found Me
Wrote on his blog site:
November 25, 2005


"The other day at the Louisiana SPCA, a volunteer from California gave me a stress relieving potion that was developed for Hurricane animals. I’d been telling her about Brando’s separation anxiety, which has been through the roof lately. I’ve used (Brand X) essences off and on in the past, but lately nothing was working.

Brando, my dog, refuses to get in the crate. Brando cries like a baby when I leave the house. Brando is still crying and can be heard from my car when I return. It is not good.

Yet this stuff (aka: SHELTER BLEND) really works. When Brando refuses to enter the crate - I mist the air above him & he goes in.

If he begins whining at my departure… a little spritz and he’s fine!

If anyone else is desperate out there, you may want to give it a try: BlackWing Farms is the name of the company."