Rebecca Ross, a certified pro dog trainer, provides private consultations for discerning dog owners. Additionally, she offers day training and board & train services.
Her approach aligns with the principles of Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive (LIMA) behavior modification and training, emphasizing positive reinforcement and minimizing the need for punishment.
Rebecca serves the Central Valley of California, including Fresno Co., Tulare Co., and Kings Co. With a wealth of knowledge in animal training, she holds a Master’s degree in Zoology and has spent the last fifteen years building a solid foundation in animal training through education, science, and hands-on experience.
Rebecca is a professional member of several reputable organizations and regularly attends conferences and seminars to stay current in the field. As the founder and Executive Director of Dogs for Conservation, a non-profit organization, Rebecca trains detection dogs to aid scientists in studying endangered species.
Her background as a wildlife biologist and animal trainer has equipped her with a unique ability to succeed in this unusual industry. She has a track record of rescuing dogs from challenging situations and transforming them into successful working dogs.
These dogs, often with behavioral issues and high-energy requirements, are trained to love their job and fulfill a unique purpose. Rebecca addresses their behavioral issues and helps them reach their full potential, enabling them to become valuable assets.
