Guides, answers, and starter tips — because good training doesn't stop when I leave.
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How to help a new dog feel safe at home, the three real phases of decompression, and practical dos and don'ts for the first weeks and months.
Download PDFWhy mental work can tire your dog more than a long walk, plus easy, low-cost ideas like sniffaris, lick mats, and the Destructo-Box.
Download PDFA step-by-step plan for building a reliable, happy recall, from the Name Game to practicing in public.
Download PDFWhat to look for in a trainer, red flags to avoid, and which credentials and organizations you can trust.
Download PDFYes! I offer a free 15-minute call so you can tell me what's going on with your dog, ask questions, and see if we're a good fit before booking anything. Just send me a message and I'll reach out to set up a time.
Yes — all private training begins with an Initial Assessment. It's the foundation that makes everything else more effective. You can book it directly online.
Virtual sessions are conducted via video call. They're just as effective as in-person for most training goals, and allow me to work with clients anywhere in the world. I'll send you a link before your appointment.
Basic manners can show real progress in 3–5 sessions. Complex behavior challenges like reactivity or anxiety typically take 8–12 weeks of consistent work.
No. My training is fully positive reinforcement — never fear or pain. It produces more reliable, happier dogs.
Group classes are coming soon. Join the waitlist on the Services page and you'll be the first to know when spots open.
Get in touch — I'm happy to answer before you book.
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