I believe all dogs are loveable and some just need some extra attention, care, and structures to help set them up for success. Any details you can provide about your dog's specific behavioral needs will be appreciated and useful in determining if they would feel safe and comfortable in my care. I have experience with dogs with behavioral challenges, including but not limited to: reactivity (leash, crate, etc.), aggression and guarding (food, resource, human, etc.), anxiety (separation or otherwise), etc. I'm a confident dog handler so long as I know what to expect, and we can use our meet & greet to discuss the best structures and care to set your doggoes up for success!

When the weather is nice, dogs will have nearly full-time access to my backyard (except when I'm away for teaching!), which means they can romp and play inside or outside to their hearts content, and then pick a shady spot or come inside for a little nap. On hot days, I have a puppy splash pad and always have freshly-made frozen treats for the doggoes. On cool or rainy days, I have a bunch of enrichment games and toys for dogs of all sizes and love doing short training games for fun! In addition, I like near a bike trail and a decently sized park, so walks that provide varying stimulation are right around the corner!