Lindsey Paige

Lindsey Paige started Paw Prints Around Town in 2002, serving the DC Metro area. She has been teaching children of all ages and families for over 30 years.

Training Philosophy

Lindsey promotes a rewards-based philosophy across all training and pet sitting services. She is a Fear Free Certified Trainer (FFCT) through Fear Free (tm) promoting a rewards based philosophy across all training and pet sitting services. The mission of Fear Free is to prevent and alleviate fear, anxiety, and stress in pets by inspiring and educating the people who care for them.

Services

Paw Prints Around Town offers a full menu of professional pet sitting, dog walking and training services. They offer:

• Mid-day Power Walk
• Pet Sitting
• Cats, Birds, Fish, & Small Mammals
• Training Services
• Puppy Play Session
• Private one-on-one sessions
• Seasonal enrichment packages
• Dinner and walk package

Certifications

Lindsey is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, and has completed a course for Professional Dog Training and Behavior Consultation through CATCH Canine Trainers Academy. She is a Fear Free Certified Trainer (FFCT) through Fear Free (tm). She is a Licensed Family Paws Educator. She is a Raw Pet Food Nutrition Specialist through DMuniversity. She is certified in Red Cross First Aid for Dogs and Cats.

Specializations

Lindsey works with families expecting babies and families with young children adopting new dogs and puppies. She specializes in loose leash walking and preparing your home for interactions between children and dogs. She works with families to understand the connection between diet and behavior as well as reduce allergies in both humans and our feline and canine companions.

Training Methods

Lindsey uses rewards-based training methods.

Customer Reviews

Anicca (Owner): "I have relied on Paw Prints since 2004 to care for my Lab, Diggi. In addition to daily walks, Paw Prints has also cared for Diggi overnight. Diggi even went on a camping trip with owner Lindsey and her family! I have complete trust in the Paw Prints Pet Care team. They are like Diggi's & my extended family!"
Ann (Owner): "I just want to say how much I appreciate you caring for my beasties. My feline overlords are always well and happy upon my return. No snubbing, peeing on the bathmat, or urgent vet visits have occurred! I couldn't have this much fun traveling and adventuring without you guys backing me up."
Kendra & Julie (Owners): "We met Paw Prints owner, Lindsey, in 2010 and are so thankful she is in our lives. As crazy dog ladies, we have super duper high expectations for our three babies (Spunky, Bindi, and Ziggy). Lindsey and team have taken such wonderful care of them and have surpassed our expectations! Thanks for everything that you do PawPrints!"

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Patrick's Pet Care

Patrick founded Patrick's Pet Care in March 2012 as a dog walking company in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC. His values for operating a pet care business are based on a genuine love of animals, a commitment to do the right thing, and a personal approach to meeting the needs of all the animals and people who depend on Patrick's Pet Care.

Training Philosophy

Patrick's Pet Care is the only fear-free, force-free, independently certified dog training team in Washington, DC. We foster thriving relationships between people and their canine companions by creating an experience rooted in a genuine love of animals, a commitment to force-free practices, and a comprehensive, personal, science-based approach to dog training and behavior.

Services

• Dog Day Care Reimagined.
  Our Montessori School is for ideal for ages 6 months-12 years
• Enrichment, Exploration, and Exercise Walks
  Fulfill your dog's body and mind using force-free, fear-free practices.
• The only fear-free certified grooming team in Washington, D.C.
  Watch in real-time as our unique approach overcomes grooming anxiety.
• The only fear-free, force-free, independently certified dog training team in Washington, D.C.
• Specialty Programs
  Puppy Head Start & Socialization Visits
  Senior and Disabled TLC Visits
  Private and Virtual One on One Training

Certifications

Patrick is a member of the Pet Professional Guild, a certified force-free dog trainer, certified fear-free dog groomer, and a Certified Professional Animal Care Operator (CPACO).

Specializations

Dog Montessori School, Enrichment Dog Walks, Fear-Free Certified Grooming, Force-Free Dog Training, Puppy Head Start, Senior and Disabled TLC Visits, Private and Virtual One on One Training

Training Methods

Force-free, fear-free, science-based

Customer Reviews

Henry absolutely adores the enrichment walks with the team. They make sure he has a wonderful time on their adventures exercising, sniffing, and playing games - the videos and photos are a highlight of my day. I would highly recommend Patrick's to anyone looking for training, walking, and daycare services for their dogs - your doggos will thank you!!
SUSAN K.
I adopted a wonderful but challenging rescue pup and was totally overwhelmed. I needed support and a safe, positive environment where Nimbu would be able to thrive. I found Patrick's and it changed our lives! Nimbu loves her enrichment walks where she's learning to be calmer on walks and explore her environment confidently.
ANJANA P.
Patrick's Pet Care has really helped 8-year-old Eugene come out of his shell. He came to us extremely anxious and jumpy. Since August 2021, through Daycare 101, the Dog Montessori School, and one-on-one trainings with Joe (who is amazing!), Eugene has gained his confidence to more happily interact with us, other people, and other dogs. We have been really impressed with the care that the whole Patrick's team has taken with helping Eugene grow -- I truly don't know what we would do without Patrick's.
Jeremy
Patrick's Pet Care doesn't just offer convenient services for us and our dog, it has deepened the bond between each member of our 'pack.' As new pet owners, Patrick's Brookland has been instrumental in understanding, protecting and caring for our canine since we added him to our home. Our trainer Joe has gone above and beyond with specialized, one-on-one care that has improved our dog's quality of life. Not only do we understand our dog better, but working with Joe has enriched the experiences our family has together. We've seen drastic improvements in our pet's behavior, demeanor and confidence. As someone who has had eight dogs, this is the strongest dog training I have ever encountered.
Mark

Certified professional dog trainer and dog behavior consultant (IAABC) - CCPDT-KA and CDBC, providing in-home dog training and behavior modification throughout various Maryland locations. Offers puppy socialization and training camp, as well as private in-home training addressing puppy biting, leash walking, basic manners, crate training, separation anxiety, puppy resource guarding, and any other puppy challenges owners are experiencing.

Additionally, works with adult dogs to help owners with impulse control, leash walking, basic manners, leave it/drop it, recall, crate training, and housebreaking as required. Utilizes 100% positive reinforcement dog training techniques.

As a dog groomer and trainer, Peaceful Dog employs positive, gentle, and reward-based methods for working with dogs. Certifications include training with clickers, treats, and all-natural grooming supplies.

The training philosophy integrates mindfulness and positive reinforcement to foster a more loving relationship with dogs. Covering Takoma Park and Silver Spring, MD, as well as NE and NW Washington, DC, Peaceful Dog seeks to alleviate the stress that behavioral problems or grooming visits can add to the lives of dog owners.

By employing a mindfulness-based approach, caring for companion animals becomes a relaxing break from busy lives rather than an additional stressor. Emphasizing positive, fun, and easy training methods, Peaceful Dog utilizes treats, cuddling, and play to ensure that dogs can relax and enjoy grooming sessions.

Active in the animal rescue community in the DC area, Peaceful Dog also volunteers regularly with the Washington Humane Society. With a background in conservation biology and environmental advocacy, their work with animals is informed by a sense of responsibility toward the natural world.

They believe that the relationships with companion animals can strengthen our connection with the natural world, which is critical in light of the growing threat of human-caused climate change and the global decline of biodiversity.

DC Doggo is a professional dog training, dog walking, and pet sitting service provider based in Washington DC. They are dedicated to providing exceptional care and training for dogs, treating each pet with the same love and attention as if they were their own.

The owner, with various certifications, serves as the lead trainer and is committed to a balanced approach in their training philosophy. They believe in understanding each dog's unique personality to create a specialized training program that helps them reach their full potential.

DC Doggo offers their services in multiple locations including Washington DC, Silver Spring, Laurel, Baltimore, Gaithersburg, College Park, Bethesda, Potomac, and more. Their focus is to build enduring and healthy relationships between dogs and their owners.

Fluent in English, they aim to provide meaningful and long-lasting connections between canines and their human companions, serving various communities in and around the Washington DC area.

Randy offers group classes and private lessons, including in-home sessions, covering household training to advanced competition obedience. He is certified and serves Montgomery county, Prince Georges county, some of Howard county, and the District of Columbia.

Special arrangements can be made for areas beyond his range, and phone and email consultations are also available. Randy uses positive techniques—employing food, toys, and praise for motivation. Emphasizing the management of the dog and its surroundings is integral to his training, ensuring proper behavior installation and owner control.

Jacqueline N. Moyano

Jacqueline Moyano transitioned careers from a respiratory therapist to dog training. In addition to caring for patients, she also taught both patients and respiratory therapy students. Jackie's medical teaching experience lends itself well to teaching people how to train their dogs. Pssst! Dog training is really people training! Jackie's dog training expertise and education comes from completing 3 of Pat Miller's training academies, attending Ken Ramirez' Animal Training Seminar at SHEDD Aquarium, attending Sue Sternberg's Eden Internship working with Alaskan husky sled dogs, plus completing all 5 of the Bailey-Farhoody chicken workshops where Jackie learned animal training science and practiced training skills with chickens. Jackie actively pursues continuing education and has added the CSAP-BC credential, Certified Separation Anxiety Professional Behavior Consultant, and FDM credential, Family Dog Mediator, to her name. Jackie's training partners are her Siamese cat and her Dachshund Terrier mix. Jackie enjoys commuting much more in her electric car. Jackie’s dog enjoys riding in the electric car to wooded trails for hiking - a favorite pastime. Jackie has been fully vaccinated and boosted against Covid-19.

Jackie’s Journey to Dog training
Jackie is a dog trainer because of her cat and mom. In 2007 her mom passed away from breast cancer. Suddenly, life for Jackie was so finite. Why was she wasting time in a career she no longer enjoyed? What did she enjoy? She didn’t know what her next step was, but she knew she didn’t want to be a respiratory therapist for the rest of her life. Time to make another dream come true, because who knows how much time any of us has left.

Jackie slogged through the grief abyss, experiencing milestones like marriage and buying her first home without her mom. Her mom loved her husband and would have loved their first condominium, except for the original 1980s kitchen. After surviving a challenging 3-month kitchen remodel during snowmageddon 2010, she wanted to reward herself with a companion animal. Because their condo was on the 8th floor, they decided to adopt a cat instead of a dog. They named their 1-year-old gray Siamese cat Slinky.

One night after they had gone to sleep, they heard a crash. They jumped out of bed and immediately realized their kitchen design flaw. Open shelves above the countertop instead of cabinets. Slinky knocked a stemless wine glass off of the shelf. Not a great financial loss, the glass cost about $3. The financial and wellbeing impact was watching Slinky try to eat the glass! “WHY!?” they shrieked. They were able to intervene in time and no Slinkys were harmed.

Glass eating had to be prevented. Jackie did what anyone with animal problems does, she asked Google. Jackie spent hours researching cat behavior articles and books. She finally ordered a book called “Think Like A Cat” by Pamela Johnson Bennett. With a few changes in her behavior, Jackie was able to change Slinky’s behavior. That was incredibly reinforcing for her.

Helping Slinky change his behavior reminded Jackie of her childhood dream. She wanted to work with animals! Jackie cold-called trainers asking if she could apprentice with them. One woman turned her down because she had a cat instead of a dog. Jackie described the training and behavior modification she had done with Slinky, but that did not matter to her.

That “no” was the best thing that happened to Jackie’s training career. Because of that “no”, Jackie apprenticed with another trainer, Sandy Modell of Wholistic Hound Academy in Alexandria, VA. Sandy told Jackie about Pat Miller’s academies at Peaceable Paws. Jackie completed all three of Pat Miller’s academies making her a Pat Miller Certified Trainer. At Pat Miller’s 1st academy, another trainer told her about Bob Bailey, ScD. She worked for and completed all 5 Bailey-Farhoody Operant Conditioning Workshops where, after scientific lectures, training principles were practiced by training leghorn chickens.

In addition to numerous hours of animal training education, Jackie passed the Certified Professional Dog Trainer exam. Between 2013 and March 2018 she volunteered at an animal shelter, got her first paid part-time dog training job, quit her job as a respiratory therapist, transitioned to a full time dog trainer, adopted her own dog, became an entrepreneur, and launched Behavior United, LLC with her former business partner. Had you told Jackie at the launch of Behavior United, LLC in 2018 that she would have to navigate a government shutdown, her business partner moving away, and a pandemic, she wouldn't have believed you. But, Jackie’s still here, helping dogs and their people live their best lives!

Behavior United, LLC gives back to the community. Charity work includes donating dog training services for fundraisers benefiting Flora Singer Elementary School PTA and Improbably Comedy.

Behavior United’s Origin Story
Jackie met Amy LaFerrera at an animal shelter in 2013. Amy was working in the behavior department where Jackie started volunteering. Jackie assisted with dog behavior assessments, playgroups, and enrichment. Both Amy’s beagle and cattledog mix were adopted from the shelter, and Amy and Jackie did the behavior assessment on the terrier mix Jackie would eventually adopt.

After much appreciation of each other’s dry humor, we decided to go on a double date with our husbands. Most spouses of dog trainers become friends if only to avoid talking about dogs ad nauseam. Our two husbands hit it off so well that we started spending weekends, holidays, and even vacations together.

In 2015, the LaFerreras and the Moyanos traveled to Costa Rica together. Sprinkled in between the lounging and touring was the beach dog watching. Amy and Jackie took great pleasure in playing with the beach dogs, giving them silly names (you know who you are, No No Bad Dog), helping other tourists retrieve sarongs from the beach dogs’ mouths (again, we’re talking to you No No Bad Dog), and speaking with the people who cared for these dogs. On one occasion, Jackie tried to trade the beach dogs playing tug-of-war with her shorts for coconut husks. Amy assisted by laughing.

It was in Costa Rica where we first thought about being entrepreneurs. Or, as Amy likes to say, when Jackie began to wear her down. Stateside, we continued our roles as dog trainers for other businesses but always had that whisper of “what if” in our hearts. In March of 2018, our business lens came into focus and we launched Behavior United LLC!

Bringing some Pura Vida back from Costa Rica, our mission is to help you live your best life with your best furry friend. We bring all of the behavior science we have learned and the training skills we have honed into your home. We look forward to helping our clients bring the fun of training into their day-to-day lives with their pets. Oh, and when appropriate, our dry humor as well.

(In 2019 Amy moved to Michigan to be closer to family. While she’s no longer Jackie’s business partner, they still remain friends.)

Training Philosophy

Our approach to training is focused on creating a positive and effective experience for both you and your furry friend. With our best practice aversive-free methods and dedication, we are committed to improving your relationship with your dog while addressing any behavior challenges you may be facing. Whether it’s basic canine obedience training or more serious dog behavior challenges, we apply knowledge, experience, some humor, and a team approach to optimize outcomes.

Services

Private Training
Training in-person and live online, we offer curated training packages and single sessions to balance your busy life with your quality pet time.

Behavior Anywhere
Using modern technology, our expert trainers are never far away. Live online training is great for immunocompromised folks, and fearful, aggressive, reactive dogs, plus dogs with separation anxiety.

Classes
We offer a variety of in-person and on-demand group classes for puppies, adolescent, and adult dogs. Classes are held online and in-person at Your Dog’s Friend.

Teacher’s pet
Wish your dog could be socialized and trained while you work, vacation, or catch up on life? We train your dog and teach you to maintain the learned behaviors.

Other Pets
In addition to training dogs, we have experience working with a variety of pets! Be it a cat, a bunny, or even a pig, we can help you with training and behavior challenges.

Certifications

Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), Professional Member of the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers (PMCT), Certified Separation Anxiety Professional Behavior Consultant (CSAP-BC), Family Dog Mediator (FDM)

Specializations

• Obedience training
• puppy training
• separation anxiety
• reactivity
• aggression
• resource guarding
• fear
• barking
• lunging
• vet & grooming care
• socialization
• confidence building
• creative skills & tricks

Training Methods

Reward-based, force-free training

Lisa B. Henderson

History
Lisa has always had a love of animals, especially dogs, and she has been working professionally with them since 2001. Early on in her career she worked as a doggy daycare attendant, dog groomer, vet assistant and a caregiver at an animal shelter. After getting her B.A. in Human Services, she quickly made her way back to shelter work, earning her Certified Professional Dog Trainer certification. Love of rescues, and a real passion for animal rights has inspired her to focus on dog training to make sure dogs are well trained and happy in their forever homes.

Training Philosophy
Lisa believes that in order to see training results, you and your dog must have mutual respect for each other. She can show you how to achieve this through the use of positive reinforcement training techniques, rewarding the good and ignoring the "bad". Communication, consistency and follow through are key!

Services

• Puppy Training
• Basic Obedience
• Advanced Obedience
• Behavior Modification
• Adoption and Breed Consulting
• Board and Train for puppies
• Boarding
• Day Training

Certifications
Certified Professional Dog Trainer- Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA)

Specializations
Puppy training, basic and advanced obedience, and problem behavior modification.

Training Methods
Positive reinforcement training techniques

Customer Reviews

Kelly G.: "My husband and I just had our 5 month old German Short Haired Pointer, Hazel, work with Lisa and it was fantastic! We can't say enough good things about it. Lisa worked with Hazel and with us to figure out the best way to train our very energetic pup. We can't recommend Silver Spring Dog Training and Lisa enough."

Annabel P.: "As a client of Silver Spring Dog Training, I have been very happy with their service. I met Lisa Henderson when she taught a Puppy Kindergarten class at Washington Animal Rescue League. I noticed right away that she had a wonderful way with the dogs as well as their human guardians. Since then, I have used her to train my rescue puppy on behavior issues. He is very smart so I need someone who can understand him and encourage good habits. I would recommend Lisa Henderson to anyone who is looking for a competent dog trainer."

Dan L.: "My wife and I needed some help with training our dog to be more attentive to our commands, better behaved when someone comes to our door, and more compliant with food guarding. Lisa came over to our house and showed us some great techniques for working with him on his bad habits. She has a very upbeat and professional approach to working with dogs, focusing on rewarding him for positive behaviors, and she's done a great job in giving us information and guidance to keep training him on our own."

Elizabeth P.: "I am writing to recommend Lisa Henderson in the highest possible terms.
Lisa was an immense help and provided us with thorough guidance and a steady hand in working with our dog Barley, who's loveable, but a challenge. As a trainer, Lisa is thoughtful, kind, patient, understanding, and determined to get the best outcome for any pet and his or her family. She is non-judgmental about a pet's weaknesses, and tailors her training to a particular pet or family's needs. Lisa has a warm and wonderful presence around dogs, and was able to make even our fearful dog feel comfortable immediately. If you are looking for help with anything from training a new puppy to erasing bad habits in an older dog, Lisa is the absolute best!
We rescued our dog Barley after he was surrendered by a family for biting. It took time for us to realize that Barley had developed a pattern of biting; once we did, we sought help. We first turned to a different dog trainer who charged us nearly $500 for an hour of her time and the privilege of emailing her in the future (she didn't plan to meet with us again in person). The training exercises that the trainer had me do resulted in me being bitten within the first week! I wrote to that trainer to ask for guidance about what to do—a matter that felt urgent and incredibly stressful—and had to wait several days to even receive a response. The response that I did receive was that I must have done too much,
too soon (even though I was only following her training exercises).
This is when we found Lisa, and thank goodness we did. Throughout our training, Lisa was extremely responsive by email. She was flexible about setting up times to meet. In advance of our sessions, she would send along rules designed to make our training sessions go as smoothly as possible. During sessions, we would be given 100 percent of Lisa's attention, hands on guidance, instructions about exercises that would help improve Barley's behavior, and explanations about why and how these exercises worked. After the session, we were given training exercises to do over the week—these exercises were discussed in person and over email. In between training sessions, I would ask Lisa all of my training questions by email and she was incredibly responsive (exceeding all of my expectations!) providing helpful guidance on topics ranging from enforcing boundaries to expanding Barley's comfort zone.
As a result of the training, we learned that because of Barley's prior lack of socialization, he was scared around all people. One training exercise was to pet Barley for 15 to 30 minutes until he was totally relaxed. It was amazing how much of a struggle this was for Barley at the beginning—he was completely unable to relax! Over time, though, he calmed down, rolled over, showed us his tummy, and nodded off—a sign that being touched was no longer as much of a stressor. We also learned about basic training approaches (including the leadership protocol), training particularly suited for resource guarding, and training designed to make Barley less fearful of people.
Today Barley is a different dog. With major thanks and extreme gratitude to Lisa, and with help from a green tea pill and anti-anxiety pheromone collar, Barley is much calmer, much happier, not inclined to guard his objects, and is a pleasure to be around. We're so incredibly thankful that we found Lisa, and know that she is a trainer that anyone could have
!"

The Robies: "Lisa at Silver Spring Dog Training has been a gamechanger for our dog, Indiana. Indy is our very sweet pup, but over the past few years he started showing signs of fear and anxiety with strangers or on a walk. With a baby on the way, we needed to be sure he would handle the changes well. A few sessions with Lisa gave us the tips and tricks we needed to make Indy less jumpy and fearful while we are on a walk. And thanks to some prep ideas from Lisa, Indy also plays really well with our now 10-month-old son. Indy LOVES Lisa, and we know we can always rely on her when we need help with Indy - whether it's dogsitting or behavioral training. We cannot recommend her enough!"

Jennifer P.: "We were so impressed with Lisa and Silver Spring Dog Training! She was friendly and professional and obviously a dog whisperer of the highest order.
Lisa had great insights for us into our dogs' behavior, but we never felt as though she was judging us and she never made us feel like we were responsible - just gave us great advice and tips on how to fix it. After just a few days of her interventions we are already seeing a difference in our dogs' behavior."

Margy O: "Lisa was very helpful in helping us identify the root causes of some behavioral issues we had with our dogs and in making a plan to correct this. I would enthusiastically recommend her!"

C.P.: "Our family has been so happy with Lisa's expertise -- she helped us pick our rescue puppy and helped us train her into the perfect pup she is today! If you are starting your dog search, I would highly recommend that you call Lisa at the early stages, so that she can help you pick the dog that will best fit into your family."

Erin J.: "We saw a huge improvement in our dog's walking after working with Lisa. She has a good read on dog behavior and gave us a lot of practical advice."

Rune D.: "We recommend Lisa very strongly. In our experience with Lisa, she has gone above and beyond to be professional and helpful. She understands dogs, and their owners, and is a fantastic trainer.
We met Lisa when we hired her to help us adjust to having a new puppy--the puppy was challenging us in ways we weren't expecting. We contacted Lisa with an email that basically said "Help us figure out what we're doing wrong!" Lisa brought a professional perspective to the situation that we desperately needed. After listening to us and spending some time working with the puppy, she noticed all sorts of warning signs (resource guarding, being high-strung, an inability to settle) that suggested that this puppy's temperament was simply too much for most people, including us, to handle. She recommended we return the puppy to the breeder and guided us through the entire process, even when the breeder became hostile.
Months later, when we wanted to adopt a rescue dog, we knew we had to hire her to consult. She came with us to the meet and greet and asked all of the right questions. When the foster's answers were unclear, she politely followed-up, facilitating an extremely helpful conversation that enabled us to make the most informed decision. Once we adopted the dog, we were having some problems with him chasing our cat. Once again, we called Lisa--she made training recommendations that have helped enormously, helping us understand the situation from the dog's perspective and giving us guidance on how to redirect and re-shape his behavior using positive training."

Lillian P.: "Lisa is a miracle worker. She has been working with us and our hound mix who was rescued from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. He had some trauma and developed some negative behaviors we needed to work on. After our first session with Lisa, the whole family felt like we knew what to do and how to work with him, and as a result, he has made astonishing progress! Walking him is no longer difficult and we aren't worried about him barking or lunging on the leash. As a result, the whole family (humans and dogs) is feeling more relaxed and confident. Lisa has been especially great at working with our 14 and 13 year old sons on how to train our dog and enlisting them in the process. She's a great and patient trainer - calm and utterly competent - with dogs and humans. We love her and I would recommend her to anyone who is struggling with any issue with their dog - do yourself and your dog a favor and call Lisa - she will alleviate so much worry and anxiety in your life!"

Gabriela Hubbard

Gabriela Hubbard offers force-free, reward-based dog training.

Services

HFDT offers force-free, reward-based dog training from puppy I to adult "shy", "fearful" "reactive" "aggressive" dogs. Gabriela works with ALL ages, sizes and breeds and tailor classes to promote demonstrable learning, real life skills, and a happy dog.

• Offering in-home training services. For those clients who prefer to use Zoom, virtual training is always an option.
• Scheduling is flexible; No need to "lock-in" a weekly class time, evening and weekend hours are available in addition to regular business hours. Four session packages are discounted off the hourly rate.

For Pet's Sake Certifications: ABCDT, Kim is a certified dog trainer specializing in positive reinforcement techniques. Her approach focuses on creating a strong bond between dogs and their owners, helping to address behavioral issues and improve obedience.

With a commitment to ongoing education and professional development, Kim ensures that she stays up-to-date with the latest training methods and research in the field of animal behavior. Her goal is to provide personalized, effective training to help both dogs and their owners live harmoniously.