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Popular Bellevue dog trainers
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“Madison is kind, thoughtful, and provided practical advice on how to manage some challenging dog behavior. I really appreciate how positive and affirming she is. She observed us walking together and came walking with us to provide support on potential distractions in the neighborhood. Her approach is professional and grounded in positive, reward-based methods, I would happily refer her to other dog owners.”
“I just had a video call consultation. Karen has great training solutions to the needs and problems me and my dog need help with. She laid out a very good plan on how we can train and achieve our goals. I'm very excited and happy to get started.”
“Crystal is really great! She has helped us so much with Summer. She is very patient and has so much knowledge for walking on leash, greeting people at the door and in public etc. We highly recommend Crystal and will look forward to seeing her soon!”
“Anji is such an amazing trainer. She is so good with our puppy and helped us learn how to properly care for him as a new pet owner, as well as train him to be independent and well behaved. Our puppy is still all puppy but I recently watched a new puppy owner with his puppy on a leash and thought how grateful I am that our young puppy at 15 weeks is leash trained. Anji is the best and the training she provides is comprehensive and worth the money!”
“Maria did a wonderful job with Pepper. She taught my puppy core commands like sit, stay, place, drop it, and heel. She helped getting Pepper used to riding in a car. She also provided socialization, exposing my puppy to different kinds of environments, people, and sounds. She communicates well and is on time.”
“I worked with Allie to train my 4-month-old puppy. As a first-time dog owner, I was feeling overwhelmed but her guidance made such a difference. The training gave us a great foundation and I’ve even had strangers comment on how well-behaved my puppy is! I’m so glad I worked with Allie and would definitely recommend her to anyone needing help with their dog”
“Weronika was amazing with our new rescue dog. We have been working with her on resource guarding and noise-triggered growling and barking issues. Our rescue pup took to her right away despite being wary of strangers and our hour together was well spent working on the strategies she provided to help reduce her anxiety. She is clearly very experienced and we appreciated her guidance!”
“Xiangmin is patient, reliable, and knowledgeable with dogs. She cared for our energetic Weimaraner, Gunner, while reinforcing good behavior, positive training and structure. Highly recommend her.”
“Stacey was a pleasure to learn from! She was knowledgeable, patient, and fun to work with. Our dogs immediately sat on her feet -- can't give higher praise than that.”
“It was so great to have the advice and guidance in managing my smart, tricky, teenager pup! She has immediately responded to the new guidance and ideas. Would 1000% recommend Taylor for anyone and their pups!”
“Fantastic experience with Beth! She was exceptionally patient, listened to our needs, and gave us clear, actionable advice. She took the time to address all our concerns and made us feel very comfortable. We look forward to working with her more in the future for our dog’s training and eventually for a new cat!”
About: I am GoodPup Trainer Certified and have completed a hands-on apprenticeship, giving me both the technical knowledge and real-world experience needed to help dogs and their humans succeed. My training style is positive, clear, and tailored to each dog, focusing on building strong communication, confidence, and good behavior that lasts. I’ve worked with dogs of many ages, temperaments, and energy levels — from puppies learning the basics to adult dogs needing structure, manners, or behavior support.
About: I’m a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) specializing in working with reactive, anxious, and easily overstimulated dogs, especially on walks and in everyday environments. I focus on setting dogs up for success by working at a distance they can handle, rather than pushing them into situations that overwhelm them. Sessions are practical and tailored to your dog, with clear guidance so you know exactly what to do between sessions. I also include video and explanation so you can see the work in action and feel confident continuing it on your own.
“Christina's teaching style and the way she explains the activities and their purpose is excellent. I feel like I learn so much at each session, and in a way that helps me work through the sticking points Molly and I run into in our daily life. Molly gets so excited to see Christina for training, it's the highlight of her week.”
“From the start, you can tell she’s experienced and highly trained. She works with our adult dogs on leash manners (not pulling), leave it, touch, and recall. When something doesn’t work or she needs us to try a different approach, she shows us by example. The whole session is fun for everyone. I’ve already recommended her to friends and coworkers!”
“Megan has been working with pets for 11 years she always puts the dogs interests first and uses them to her advantage in training, if the dog is food motivated they will get a ton of treats with high value, if the dog is attention motivated they pet lots of praise and attention.”
About: I’m trained in positive reinforcement through Karen Pryor Academy, which means I focus on understanding behavior rather than forcing quick fixes. I create a calm, structured environment where dogs can build confidence and trust, leading to more reliable, long-term behavior changes.
About: Many trainers teach you how to train your dog. I take a different approach: I do the foundational work first, then hand off the skills — so you get results without becoming a dog training expert. I specialize in the dogs that need a little more: reactive dogs, rescues, anxious pups, and puppies. I'm a committed problem-solver who won't give up when the first strategy doesn't land, and I build genuine relationships with every dog I work with, dogs of every temperament!
“I have a feeling that Alison secretly speaks dog's language. Our golden retriever puppy Charlie listens to her and performs all her commends as soon as she introduces them to him. She is truly amazing with dogs! Her love for them and her positive energy make her the best dog trainer we could find. I am so glad we found Alison!”
“Madeline is truly wonderful with our border collie. She taught him to respond and do wonderful tricks. She trained him to walk on leash without being afraid of other dogs. Madeline is a true dog psychiatrist. Her understanding of dog behavior is very impressive! She is a responsible and and responds within 24 hours.”
“Sasha has been helping us get our standard poodle through some basic training work and has also been guiding us on ways to start work on service dog skills. She is very patient with us (we are complete beginners) and has offered a lot of insights into dog psychology and what might be behind some of the behaviors we are seeing. For every new skill, she offers multiple approaches to tackle the situation. She has also been very flexible about scheduling appointments. Her warmth and kindness are very evident. I can't recommend her highly enough!”
About: I founded Lotus Dog Training in 2021. As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) with a degree in Education and Behavioral Neuroscience, I ground my work in both learning theory and canine behavior science. These foundations guide my teaching style with human clients and allow me to create training plans that support both the dog and their parents as a team. My approach is holistic, adaptable, and centered on understanding the “why” behind the behavior.
“Very good session with Alexis. We had a long consult prior to our first session. Alexis gave us a lot of good information and insights into our new rescue pup. She followed up with written notes and directions.”
“Alex taught my spouse what he’d already taught me and helped the whole family be on the same page. Plus we moved the kennel which has been a GAME CHANGER. Superstar.”
“Maria was able to step in immediately and identify the issues our puppy was facing and give us easily actionable projects to work on. She answered all our questions and has a great plan for moving forward.”
About: I am a positive reinforcement, force-free trainer. I’m certified through the Karen Pryor Academy. I’m a former service dog trainer and current zookeeper, so I have experience training a wide variety of animals effectively without any aversive training methods.
About: Tracy received a MS in Clinical Animal Behavior from the University of Edinburgh School of Veterinary Studies. She received her first dog training certification through the Northwest School of Canine Studies. She is also a Fear-Free certified trainer. Tracy uses force-free, reward-based training methods that set dogs up for success. She believes effective training builds communication between dogs and their humans. She does not use choke or prong collars, e-collars, or other common training tools that create fear or pain. Instead, she promotes front-attach harnesses, patience, and humor.
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Dog Training FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Rover
Trainers listing on Rover must be credentialed dog trainers, commit to reward-based training methods, and pass a background check to offer dog training in Bellevue.
Reward-based training encourages dogs to offer desired behaviors by reinforcing the behavior with something the dog likes; treats, play, or toys. Reward-based training prioritizes using the least intrusive intervention; it promotes thinking rather than punishing mistakes.
When rewards are used, the likelihood the behavior is repeated increases. The positive connection to the reward results in making learning enjoyable, strengthens the human animal bond and over time leads to consistent desired behaviors.
Training can happen many places — your home, a park, a store, or anywhere else that you and your trainer decide is best for the training you are doing! Many trainers will recommend training in your home. This allows them to observe your dog in their natural environment so they can effectively assess and best help reach your training goals.
Trainers will often mention on their profile where they typically hold training sessions, but you can always contact a trainer to learn more!
Rover makes it easy to find Bellevue dog trainers to provide loving care from their own home. The background-checked, 5-star trainers you can find on Rover will work with you and your dog to build new skills and address behaviors. Dog trainers can work on:
- Puppy training, adult dog training, agility training, clicker training and advanced training.
- Behaviors such as barking, leash manners, leash reactivity, house manners, jumping, fearful behavior, anxious behavior, separation distress, recall, biting, chewing, mouthiness, potty training and resource guarding.
Of course! Having a trainer that is the right fit for both you and your pup is an important step to reaching your training goals. We recommend reaching out to any trainer that interests you. Your initial request is not final until both you and the trainer decide you want to move forward with booking.
Also, trainers may offer or require consultations. Make sure to ask trainers so you can make the best decision for you and your pet.
Many trainers on Rover indicate experience in a wide range of behaviors, from puppy training to more advanced behaviors and training types.
Review a trainer’s profile to see if their experience aligns with your needs, and if you have questions, don’t hesitate to contact them to ensure they’re the right trainer for you and your pet.
We get it—sometimes plans change and you may need to cancel your dog training service. You can cancel an upcoming booking directly from the Rover app or your computer, in accordance with your trainer’s cancellation policy.
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