Canine Consultant and Canine Welfare Advocate

Santa Fe, NM

What's going on with your dog? Is it a training issue or a relationship issue? -- Could it be a behavior issue or wellness issue? -- What about PTSD, emotions, nutrition, exercise, environment & stress?

Sometimes, a little forensic investigation can help get you and your dog on the right track.  

I can get to the heart of the matter and help you enjoy your dog. And we can help your dog enjoy his or her life! Sometimes it takes more than sit, stay, and turn around to get a dog healthy on all levels. This is my specialty.

Text me at 505-310-5438. Let's see what good we can conjure up for you and your pup.

MY STORY:

I began studying to be a dog trainer six years ago here in Santa Fe with David Crosby. A year into my studies I began to help people with separation anxiety in their dogs -- and we found I was really good at it!

I kept studying with him, day in and day out for a long time before I hung up my shingle as a dog trainer. We worked basic obedience with scores of dogs. We participated in Search and Rescue. We gave 29 monthly free lectures at Oliver LaFarge Library. We mentored high school kids at Monte del Sol for three seasons in dog care, training, and relationship. We worked with rescue dogs, good dogs, aggressive dogs, search dogs, happy dogs and sad dogs. We met with other trainers once a week to hone our skills in order to have another set of expert eyes on us.

This past year I have been studying intensively with Matt Beisner from National Geographic's television show Dog: Impossible. Before that I took Jas Leverette's (Cali-k9 and Canine Intervention) online 1.0 course. I have studied various video series with Cesar, Ian Dunbar, Zak George, and now Robert Cabral.

What does this mean for you, if anything? It means that