Are you overwhelmed, embarrassed, or stressed out by your dog's BIG FEELINGS?
You are not alone!
You've taken basic manners classes, but it all falls apart when you step outside. Or your dog is lovely outside the home but turns into Cujo with visitors. You had dreams of competing in agility, but your dog loses his mind at the sight of another dog in the ring. Perhaps your newly adopted family dog is nervous around neighborhood children, or you're wondering why the shelter allowed you to adopt a shark masquerading as a puppy.
Whatever your situation, I understand it's hard to let go of the vision you had when bringing your dog home.
Whatever your situation, I understand it's hard to let go of the vision you had when bringing your dog home.
Instead of grieving the dog you wanted...
I will help you find joy in the dog you have.
I will help you find joy in the dog you have.
Whether you dread stepping out the front door or find yourself unable to relax at home, relief is on the way. Take Control Unleashed and successfully navigate challenges at home and in the real world.
What pet parents say
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"Angie is the best. I appreciate her working with me and my dog. She really trained me instead of my dog and I am so much more comfortable having my dog interact with other dogs." |
"Angie is incredibly thoughtful in the way she teaches, tailoring each class to her students needs. She is a wonderful listener and goes above and beyond to make sure that the class is filled with positive experiences for the dogs." |
Why Choose a Certified Dog Trainer?
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When my husband and I adopted our first dog, the dog trainer gave us a leather leash and a choker collar. "Training" involved using the collar and leash to coerce good behavior and punish unwanted behavior. Thankfully, dog training has come a long way in the last 20 years. Modern, science-based training techniques are force-free and capitalize on a dog's natural learning ability. In other words, we focus on reinforcing desired behavior rather than punishing unwanted behavior. And the best part? It makes training fun for you and your dog! (For more information on the scientific evidence, check out the AVSAB's position statement on Humane Training.)
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