Trust. Commitment. Partnership.

Grace is making the most of her break while Blow wonders “what the …???”

Meet Jasper and Sharon. Probably my favorite success story. Other trainers had evaluated him and given him no hope of recovering from 4-years of abuse but I saw the real dog underneath the veneer.
Jasper suffered from severe fear and physical problems. Upon arriving, I invited him into my home an...

Coming Together. During these challenging times of isolation and unrest, it's hard to stay focused, upbeat and hopeful. As I look through some of my photos, I am once again reminded that it's the small things - the little moments we share with someone or something we love - that really matters. T...

Yessie, Caesar and I were down at the river today and I was reflecting on how lucky I am to be able to share my life with them. They bring so much peace and happiness to my life. It's my responsibility to do the same for them. Training your dog is not just about obedience. It's about both of you ...

Building Your Dog’s Confidence.

One of the most common issues I see in dogs today is lack of confidence. Whether it’s fear of new people and places, inappropriate aggression or overprotective/defensive behavior, insecurity robs your dog’s ability to fully participate in life. These dogs are oft...

How’s Your Recall?
The most important skill you can teach your dog is a fast recall. There is nothing more critical for your dog’s safety than to come when called. A recall is not a training exercise. It’s a survival skill as important as food, water and affection. So whether your dog is 5 pound...

Training is a never-ending journey. A path defined by boundaries with forks along the way where you must choose a direction. With each turn, you are presented with new sights, sounds and challenges. That's why situational training is so critical to long term success. A dog's reactions differ depe...

Summer is winding down! Is your dog ready? We have openings starting mid to late August. Book your sessions or Board and Train now to hold a spot!

My favorite part of teaching is watching what my clients are able to accomplish with their dogs. The progress they make week to week is inspiring. The accomplishments are truly theirs. They are the ones doing the training using the exercises and observation techniques we introduce during lessons....