We get it.

 

First, you spent a pretty penny buying/adopting your dog, then you splurged on a harness and leash set that's waterproof and casually stylish for the obligatory PNW hikes, and cashed out your 401k for plush orthopedic dog beds in every room while you flip your mattress yet again to make it last another 10 years.

 

It was love at first sight. Everything was going well until it wasn't. Now you've watched every dog training video on YouTube but there's so much conflicting advice and endless approaches to one problem so you either didn't get results, or they went out the window the moment a squirrel or bunny appeared in your dog's path. 

 

Take a deep breath. HELP IS HERE.

 

We offer practical, results-driven training programs and our methods are rooted in behavioral science and canine psychology. Truth is, every dog is different and there isn't a one size fits all approach. We consider all humane and effective methods, along with your dog's life experiences, sensitivities, triggers, breed and temperament to curate a personalized training program. As balanced trainers, we adopt the LIMA (Least Intrusive, Minimally Aversive) framework, the official ethical standard promoted and recommended by most major professional dog training organizations. We build on a foundation of positive reinforcement while adhering to the principles of operant conditioning and applying fair, humane corrective methods as and when needed, to ensure accountability and reliable results — even in high-distraction environments.

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Since 2019 we've rescued over 500 dogs and worked hands-on with dogs of every background, breed, and temperament. We trained and rehabilitated many of them to ensure a safe and successful adoption. That experience has taught us how to read dogs, understand their needs, and meet them where they are. We know dogs — their challenges, their potential, and the patience and structure they need to thrive. We're caregivers whose respect for the dogs we save carries directly into our training methods, creating an approach that is both compassionate and effective. And when it comes to helping dogs succeed, who better to guide them than folks who bring them to safety and understand their story?

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