Meet June, our Dog Trainer 🐾

June is the training mind behind Parkcity Chiropractic's behavioural and obedience work, bringing a calm, science-backed approach to every dog she works with. As a Fear Free Certified Professional and Victoria Stilwell Positively Dog Training (VSPDT) graduate, June's methods are rooted entirely in positive reinforcement — no fear, force, or intimidation, just clear communication and trust.
 

June believes training isn't just about teaching commands — it's about understanding why a dog behaves the way it does, and building a foundation where good behaviour comes naturally. Whether she's working through anxiety, reactivity, or everyday obedience, her goal is always the same: a more confident dog and a more connected owner.

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Paired with our chiropractic and rehabilitation care, June's training work rounds out a whole-dog approach to wellness — because a happy, well-adjusted dog starts with both body and mind.

Nicholas Fah is a Gonstead Chiropractor and IVCA-certified Animal Chiropractor based in Malaysia, dedicated to improving the health, movement, and quality of life of both people and animals.

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He graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chiropractic from International Medical University (IMU), Malaysia, and is a registered chiropractor with the Association of Chiropractic Malaysia (ACM). He has continued to advance his clinical knowledge through regular professional education and seminars both locally and internationally.

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Nicholas later expanded his clinical focus into animal chiropractic, completing the necessary education and clinical requirements to become certified by the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA). His IVCA credential reflects specialised training and competency in veterinary chiropractic, allowing him to provide chiropractic care for animals within an appropriate and professional framework.

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His work with animals extends beyond simply addressing movement limitations. Nicholas is passionate about helping pets and performance animals move better, recover from physical demands, and maintain their ability to participate in the activities they enjoy. From family companions to athletic and working animals, his approach is centred on careful assessment, precise techniques, and the individual needs of each animal.

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Nicholas believes that quality of life is closely connected to the ability to move, function, and participate without unnecessary limitations. His mission is to help both human and animal patients achieve better movement and function through evidence-informed, patient-centred care.

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For animals, that means helping them move better, perform better, and continue doing what they love.