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Tucker was adopted from us and introduced too quickly to a friend’s dog, resulting in him getting bit and needing stitches. The incident left him fearful and reactive toward other dogs. We took Tucker back, rehabilitated him, and carefully matched him with a new adopter. He has since overcome his fear and reactivity and now lives successfully with another dog.
Asher is a 103-lb German Shepherd who used to drag his owner down the street and display aggression toward people when she was present. After being attacked by another dog at a dog park, he also became fearful of dogs. This training session from his 5-week Behavioral Modification program demonstrates loose-leash walking, improved leash manners, and an absence of hyper vigilance toward other dogs.
Jax and Packer (both white dogs on the left) came to us for separation anxiety, canine reactivity, resource guarding, excessive barking, and destructive chewing. Here, we’re working on structured exposure and socialization. After completing our 5-week Behavioral Modification program, they can now share treats, remain calm near other dogs, and no longer display the aforementioned unwanted behaviors.
About Your Trainer:
On King 5 Evening
Aishah Hammock,
CPDT-KA, AVS-ACDT
Founder & CEO
With owner surrenders continuing to rise, Aishah recognized that successful adoptions require education, structure, and support. After years in rescue, becoming a certified professional dog trainer was a natural progression in her mission to help dogs keep their homes.
Since 2019, Aishah has evaluated, overseen, and adopted out over 500 dogs, many of whom she personally trained and rehabilitated to ensure safe and successful placements. She knows dogs — their challenges, potential, and the patience and structure they need to thrive. She's a caregiver whose respect for the dogs she saves carries directly into her training methods. And when it comes to helping dogs succeed, who better to guide them than someone who brings them to safety and understands their story?
Aishah follows the LIMA (Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive) framework. Behavioral science is her North Star and balance is her foundation. There is no one-size-fits-all approach; she creates training plans based on each dog’s temperament, life experiences, sensitivities, triggers, and the owner’s lifestyle and limitations. She is a professional-tier member of the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP) and serves on its Legislative Committee.
Aishah is also professionally certified to train in Singapore and listed on the government’s Animal & Veterinary Service directory of trainers. In December of 2025, she established Little Red Dog, a canine education company in Singapore.
Aishah continues to advance her education through Method K9’s Master Trainer Certification Program, learning from Stephanie Vichinsky and the Method K9 team.
Teaching Foxy, a fearful and undersocialized dog, leash skills through desensitization and controlled exposure at the park.
Teaching the "down" command through leash guidance, to Ranger, a 13yo Jack Russell Terrier.
Beyond training and rescue, Aishah supports domestic violence survivors, recovering addicts, and deploying service members who need safe temporary placement for their pets. She believes no one should have to choose between personal safety, healing, duty, and the well-being of their animals.
Working with Marshall, a feral dog at a rural shelter in NM, implementing the Nose-Centric Dog Training & Rehabilitation Method by Julie Hart.
Outside of work, Aishah enjoys road trips in her Wrangler with her dogs Castle, Bailey, and Axl. One of her most cherished memories is dogsledding beneath the Aurora Borealis.
Pieces of her remain with Dublin and Haus, whom she hopes to see again someday.