Dee Ganley is a dog training professional specializing in canine behavior, serving various locations including Concord, Merrimack County, Andover, New London, Grafton County, Lebanon, Hanover, Enfield, Wilmot, Franklin, Danbury, Warner, Webster, Hopkington, and Springfield in NH.
With a focus on changing people and changing dogs, Dee’s approach emphasizes positive reinforcement, good management, and building strong relationships with canine companions. Dee is a Master Wag IT Games Instructor, offering full-service consultations either at the client’s home or at her own. She specializes in normal puppy and adolescent behavior, as well as canine behavior, with a particular focus on SA Aggression.
Dee holds certifications including CPDT-KSA, CBCC, and CBCC-KA, and is the author of ‘Changing People Changing Dogs,’ a book that offers over 60 exercises for positive solutions when working with dogs. With over 40 years of experience, Dee believes in achieving desired behavior while eliminating unwanted behavior in a humane and enjoyable manner. She strongly advocates for positive reinforcement and places significant importance on managing a dog’s environment for safety.
Dee’s philosophy revolves around teaching good management skills and employing current scientific principles to enhance the relationship between individuals and their canine companions. Dee’s work with dogs and the public, as well as her involvement with the shelter community, is dedicated to fostering trust and a positive partnership between humans and their four-legged friends. She believes that commitment from a dog to its people is the result of humane training and diligent management, emphasizing the importance of humane leadership that allows a dog’s capacity to think and feel to be used for learning rather than defense and avoidance.
Throughout her years of working with dogs and their owners, Dee has learned that effective communication starts with calm attentiveness, and she has incorporated this principle into her interactions with dogs, as well as her overall approach to life. Her experience has taught her that fixing problems begins with paying quiet, open, and positive attention. Dee is committed to helping individuals create positive partnerships with their dogs, and her dedication to this work has been a source of fulfillment and learning.
