Amy Cranmer

United States, North Carolina, Concord, NC

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Amy Cranmer

About this trainer

Amy, a graduate of Clemson University and the Medical University of South Carolina, brings a wealth of experience to Understanding Fido. Her prior career focused on observation, assessment, and behavior shaping. Over the years, she honed her communication skills and team approach while collaborating with colleagues, clients, and their families. This experience continues to enrich her work as a dog trainer, allowing her to support clients and their dogs holistically. Understanding Fido provides clients with positive, rewards-based training options in both home and community settings. Amy’s goal is to work alongside clients to enhance their dogs’ skills and confidence, as well as to strengthen the bond between dogs and their human companions.

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