Personalized training for you and your pet.
Do you have a pet who you adore but struggles to fit in?
Maybe they’re sweet and affectionate with you but nervous around guests or reactive toward unfamiliar people or animals. Perhaps they seem anxious, afraid of everything, or overly excited when something happens and hard to calm down. High-energy pets may find trouble when looking for something to do, and special needs pets—whether blind, deaf, or living with another physical disability—may need extra guidance.
Your pet can learn to navigate the world with confidence, stay calmer in exciting situations, and feel more comfortable around strangers. Together, you and your pet can build a stronger bond through play and other fun activities.
Let’s help your pet live their best life—start today!
If you need help with your puppy, new rescue, resident dog, cat, or bird,
you’ve come to the right place.
I offer private in-person and virtual training and group classes to help you improve your pet’s life skills and build your relationship while having fun.
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Training Services
In-person & Virtual
Private Training
Private training is tailored to your individual needs. With dogs, training is a combination of in-person and virtual training. In-person training is done at my location. Training for other pets is virtual.
Trick Classes
Current classes offered are Tricks for all Occasions which is virtual and in-person. You can work on any trick you think is fun or use my suggestions.
Dog Parkour
Dog Parkour classes are virtual and in-person. Your dog learns the basic moves using everyday things we encounter, and you can then practice while out and about with your pet.
What is Dog Parkour?
Dog Parkour is the best new dog sport that works for everyone.
Just like in human parkour, dogs learn to use whatever is in the environment as an obstacle course. It builds both fitness and confidence and is a great way to spice up a walk or time in the park.
You can also use parkour to have fun in your house when the weather outside just isn’t the best. It’s a sport you can play anytime and anywhere. It can be done by dogs of all ages and physical abilities. It’s never too early or too late to start. Give it a try… your dog will love it!
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