I am used to taking care of reactive rescues, yet the behaviour of your dog on walks, with children, other people, cars, other dogs and with cats is very important for me to know so that I can plan walks and activities accordingly. Additionally, it’s important to know if your dog has any allergies or food intolerances, along with any medication I need to give them. I am very careful on walks and watch dogs‘ behavior and body language all the time to make sure I can avoid any situations that put your dog in harms way.

My sister dog trainer has always taught my entire family the value of stimulating a dog both mentally and physically. I love going to dog parks and using toys and whatever the park has to offer to do any type of dog training that the dog needs or enjoys doing. I also choose my walks based on the stimulation that walk offers and like going to places where there are stimulating (yet not overstimulating) smells for dogs.