We were directed to Casey by the owner of a rescue and our vet when, despite all of our best efforts, we were struggling with our new pup's anxiety and behaviors. Casey came to our house to work with her (us) on building confidence, redirection of her fear-based behavior, and used positive reinforcement techniques only. It made all the difference. She is now comfortable and we get to see her playful and relaxed side. He has an extensive skill set working with dogs and is great with communication. Over the last several years he's also boarded our dog which felt comforting she was in good hands and getting one on one attention.

Casey came recommended to my Husband and I through our veterinary doctor who said that Casey specialized in reactive/aggressive dogs, and specifically large breed dogs. By the time Casey came into our lives, our dog Kane (a Cane Corso) was close to 2 years old. Kane wasn’t completely beyond help at this point, but too much time had gone by and we knew he couldn’t be magically fixed at this point. What Casey did for us over the next couple years was give us the tools to help us in the situation we were already in. He also created a bond with Kane and they became the bestest of friends. We spent about a year doing training sessions at our house and Casey’s house. After that, Casey suggested that he continue to stop by for visits to our house so that their bond would stay strong. Because Kane has a very small world around him, having Casey come by for visits made Kane’s day! He was always so excited to see him. Casey has a very calm presence about him and is very knowledgeable in dealing with reactive/aggressive dogs. His pricing for training sessions was very reasonable. He goes above and beyond because he cares and has a passion for what he does. We were so sad when we learned he was going to be moving to Alabama. We wish him all the best on his new adventure. Any new clients he obtains are incredibly blessed to have him as their dog trainer!