Canine Lifestyle Academy

Bethany was fabulous. She gave us great strategies for working with our new pup. We rescued him and now he is well on his way to being a happy and well-socialized dog. We cannot thank Bethany enough for her excellent approach, even in a pandemic, providing insight, feedback and hints to work with our puppy. Having access to the FaceBook page and the other information, including her being accessible by e-mail really helped to supplement what we did in our virtual training meetings. We absolutely cannot rave enough about Bethany and Canine Lifestyle Academy.

As a veterinarian, I cannot say enough good things about Meghan Burton and Canine Lifestyle Academy. I have known Megan for several years and have seen her handle anxiety issues (which everyone knows can be very disappointing) and she is wonderful. She uses only positive reinforcement tools, doesn't take shortcuts, and has a lot of personal experience dealing with problem dogs. In addition, she is just a nice person.

Meghan is absolutely amazing, she is patient, fair, and very good at communicating what she wants you to do with your dog. All of the work is done through positive reinforcement, there is never a moment while working with her that you feel as though your dog is being harmed in the process. Through fun and rewards, you and your dog will become a better team. All dogs and humans should be so lucky as to have a trainer this good!

Bethany is awesome, she helped us come up with a plan for tackling our dog's reactivity and gave us a better understanding of what needs to happen for him to make progress. She is thorough and provided many techniques that help us maintain control even though having a reactive dog can be overwhelming.

Meghan is wonderful! She uses positive training for both my boy and me! She explains her training plan and goes at your (and your pet's pace). She also answers the phone and email with questions that I always forget to ask while we are in our training sessions. Her training methods have helped me go from avoiding all human and other dog contact while walking by boy, to being able to walk by the local elementary school as it is letting out.