About

Over  the last 30 years I have been training animals and sharing my experiences. I am a member of the International Association , an AKC CGC Evaluator as well as an AKC certified fit dog instructor. I also have a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education. My background in teaching allows me to critically think through each handler and dog's learning style, abilities, strengths, and weaknesses to train a well rounded Service Dog Team.
 

I whole heartedly believe in using training methods based on science. I am constantly continuing my education to keep up on the latest training, techniques, and methods. 

I  understand the importance of having and relying on a Service Dog because both my daughter and myself have life threatening allergies and use a Service Dog to mitigate them. Living the Service Dog life everyday allows me to fully understand the trials, tribulations, and joy you face in your service dog journey. It allow me to understand how your dog will give you back the freedom, independence, and safety you have been missing.

My family understands being terrified of food, being scared to leave the house, eat out, the strugles of invisible illness, and many other situations that are presented when living with a disability.

My Service Dog training journey began back when I needed help training an allergen detection dog for my daughter.  Over the years I have met some amazing service dog trainers, medical professionals, and scientists.

I am very proud of being able to run my own business and being able to help others experience the freedom that come with a service dog.  My family's personal experience is one of the reasons I keep up with the latest advancements in medical alert, allergen detection, gluten detection, and scent detection.