Spokane’s Reactive Dog Trainer

Reactivity isn’t forever. Your dog CAN be fixed. I can help.

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I help you train your dog!

I work with you and your dog to coach and support you through training your dog.

Work at your schedule at your pace toward your goals.

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I’ll do the heavy lifting for you!

I’ll pick up and train your dog for 1-2 hours Mon-Fri for 3+ weeks and then I’ll help you learn what I taught your dog.

I train your dog for you!

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You Didn’t Think Having a Dog Would Be This Hard

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  • walks are chaos with barking, lunging, pulling

  • you’ve tried training but it didn’t work

  • you want to do more with your dog, but their behavior makes it impossible

You just need a little help to get the dog you always dreamed of. It’s hard now, but it doesn’t have to stay that way.

I WANT HELP!
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“We dealt with her reactivity for YEARS, and you fixed it in weeks.”

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Practical Training To Help With:

  • dog reactivity - barking and lunging on leash

  • pulling on leash - build solid leash skills for easy walks

  • coming when called - your dog’ll love that off-leash life! ‍

  • getting your dog to listen the first time

  • overcoming anxiety - help your dog build confidence so they can enjoy life!

Training Success Stories

  • Two dogs, one black and white with its tongue out and the other tan and white, lying on green grass, touching noses.

    Noodle

    From scared and dog-reactive to learning new dogs aren’t so bad.

  • Two dogs, one with gray and white fur and the other black with a harness, play together on a grassy field.

    Ellie

    She went from being scared and barking & lunging at dogs to learning to play with them.

  • Four dogs by a lakeshore with trees in the background, some standing on a large rock near the water and one sitting on the beach.

    Flynn

    He went from barking and lunging at dogs to happily visiting the dog park.

  • Person walking two dogs in a park or sidewalk area. One dog is kneeling on the ground, and the other dog is standing upright, leaning against the person.

    Scruffy

    From scared of dogs and barking and snapping to meeting new dogs appropriately and being able to calmly pass by.

  • Frank & Yuki

    Both dogs reactive to other dogs, now calm and relaxed around dogs!

  • Emory

    Emory went from barking and lunging at dogs to making new dog friends and hiking off leash.

  • Black and white dog with a pink collar on snowy icy ground with tracks and footprints

    Oreo

    From barking and lunging at dogs at a distance to being able to calmly pass other dogs on the trail.

  • A dog walking on a grassy path in a wooded area during sunset.

    Bowie

    Bowie learned to come when called (even when he didn’t want to), so now he can enjoy off-leash hikes with his owners!

  • A dog running on a narrow dirt trail through greenery with trees and bushes on both sides.

    Rosco

    From a dog who would only come if shown treats to a dog who can hike off leash and come no matter what!

  • A person walking on pavement with a white dog on a leash.

    Brook

    From pulling on leash to lovely relaxed walks!

  • A small dog with brown and white fur and large ears runs in a forested area, looking directly at the camera. A person wearing a gray sweatshirt is partially visible on the right side of the image.

    Flex

    From coming when he felt like it to being able to hike off leash with a stellar recall!

  • Two dogs, one black and one black and white, running on a grassy field surrounded by trees and a fence.

    Georgia

    Georgia learned to walk nicely and come when called, so walks - both on leash and off - are more enjoyable!

  • A friendly young dog with brown eyes and black and tan fur, wearing a red and black harness, sitting outside on a concrete porch with fallen autumn leaves, bushes, and a grassy yard in the background.

    Zoey

    From out of control, constantly barking, and dog-reactive to calmer, happier, quieter, and no longer barking and lunging at dogs.

  • Two dogs playfully biting each other's ears and tails at a dog park with a dirt ground and a person nearby.

    Trout

    Trout went from dog-reactive to happily meeting new dogs at the dog park and off-leash hikes.

  • People walking on a grassy trail with their dogs in a natural outdoor setting.

    Ri

    From dog-reactive to off-leash group hikes.

  • Two dogs, a smaller black and white dog and a larger golden retriever, are meeting and sniffing each other on a snowy and muddy ground outside.

    Brooks

    From dog-reactive to making new friends.

  • Two dogs standing in a forest clearing near a dirt trail with tall trees in the background.

    Buffy

    From dog-reactive to off-leash with new friends.

  • Two dogs playing on a grassy field with a soccer ball.

    Buster

    Buster was dog-reactive, attacking the vacuum, barking out the window, getting into squabbles with other dogs, and would only listen when he felt like it. Now he listens very well, can be off leash, the dog and vacuum reactivity is gone, and he can play nicely with other dogs.

  • Skye

    Skye is no longer dog-reactive, can be off leash and play with new dogs, and learned to heel!