Behavior Specialties
I’ve worked with dogs of every temperament, and I’m particularly drawn to helping those who need extra support developing trust and confidence.

Anxiety
Fear can be one of the most challenging obstacles for dogs to overcome, and it’s often at the root of other undesirable behaviors. Building a dog’s confidence takes time, and my gentle, patient approach allows each dog to work at their own pace. This patience is crucial for building trust so that your dog feels secure when it’s time to push them a little further. I’ll guide you through this delicate process so that you and your anxious pup feel ready to face the world together!

Reactivity
It’s essential to understand the reason behind a dog’s behavior before responding to it. Reactivity driven by fear requires confidence-building and desensitization, while excitement-based reactivity benefits from structure and impulse control — understanding the difference is key to lasting progress. Because I know firsthand what it’s like to own a dog with severe behavioral challenges, I’m deeply passionate about helping owners navigate and manage reactivity.

Housemates
Working with multiple dogs at once requires extra coordination and care. Multi-dog households also come with unique behavioral challenges, such as resource guarding and differences in energy levels or communication styles. My approach focuses on fostering calm structure, clear boundaries, and mutual respect between dogs. Sadler and I have had proven success helping housemates learn to live together peacefully, and we both have personal experience caring for multiple dogs in our own homes.
Training rooted in patience and trust.









