Adrianne P.
Adrianne P.
Orange, CA
6 repeat clients
6 repeat clients
Calm, Structured Training for Dogs
I focus on a dog’s emotional state and daily structure, not just commands or treats. I work with dogs who struggle with anxiety, reactivity, or overstimulation by using calm leadership, predictable routines, and clear boundaries. Rather than relying on constant verbal cues or food rewards, I help dogs learn self-regulation and neutrality in everyday situations. I tailor my approach to each dog’s personality and energy level and educate pet parents on how consistency, timing, and follow-through shape lasting behavior change.
Behavior experience
Training skill set
What to expect
Consultation
Each consultation includes a two-part evaluation completed on the same day. First, I meet with the pet parent to review the dog’s history, behavior concerns, daily routine, and training goals. The second portion is conducted without the pet parent present so I can assess the dog’s behavior and emotional state independently, without unintentional cues. For best results, consultations are preferably held in a neutral environment rather than the dog’s home. Afterward, I provide clear feedback, training priorities, and a recommended plan. All programs require a six-session minimum commitment.
Sessions
Each session is hands-on and structured, tailored to the dog’s individual needs and state of mind. Sessions may include leash work, structured walking, boundary setting, impulse control, and real-world behavior practice. Pet parents are encouraged to observe and participate as appropriate, as consistency between sessions is essential. Between sessions, I provide guidance on routines and handling so progress continues at home. Training is intentional and gradual, focusing on calm behavior, confidence, and reliability rather than quick fixes.
More info
My training philosophy is rooted in calm, structured leadership and meeting dogs where they are emotionally and behaviorally. I focus on helping dogs feel safe, balanced, and confident through clear communication, consistency, and appropriate guidance rather than relying on constant commands or treats alone. I emphasize calm energy, predictable routines, structured walks, and fair redirection to help dogs make better choices in real-world situations. This approach is especially effective for anxious, reactive, or overstimulated dogs and focuses on long-term, practical behavior change.
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Services
Includes 11%booking fee
Consultations
Sessions
Availability
My schedule is flexible with advanced notice. I work with pet parents to find consistent training times that support progress, and I prioritize clients who are able to commit to a structured training plan. Availability may vary week to week, so I recommend reaching out early to reserve preferred time slots.
Days available to train
What to expect
Consultation
Each consultation includes a two-part evaluation completed on the same day. First, I meet with the pet parent to review the dog’s history, behavior concerns, daily routine, and training goals. The second portion is conducted without the pet parent present so I can assess the dog’s behavior and emotional state independently, without unintentional cues. For best results, consultations are preferably held in a neutral environment rather than the dog’s home. Afterward, I provide clear feedback, training priorities, and a recommended plan. All programs require a six-session minimum commitment.
Sessions
Each session is hands-on and structured, tailored to the dog’s individual needs and state of mind. Sessions may include leash work, structured walking, boundary setting, impulse control, and real-world behavior practice. Pet parents are encouraged to observe and participate as appropriate, as consistency between sessions is essential. Between sessions, I provide guidance on routines and handling so progress continues at home. Training is intentional and gradual, focusing on calm behavior, confidence, and reliability rather than quick fixes.
More info
My training philosophy is rooted in calm, structured leadership and meeting dogs where they are emotionally and behaviorally. I focus on helping dogs feel safe, balanced, and confident through clear communication, consistency, and appropriate guidance rather than relying on constant commands or treats alone. I emphasize calm energy, predictable routines, structured walks, and fair redirection to help dogs make better choices in real-world situations. This approach is especially effective for anxious, reactive, or overstimulated dogs and focuses on long-term, practical behavior change.
Reviews
Adrianne P.
Adrianne P.
Orange, CA