COACHING CANINE COMPANIONS

If your looking for a trainer, Lorrie is definitely the one you want . She’s very kind, understanding and patient with dogs and owners . She take the time to explain everything in detail to make sure everyone’s on the same page . Lorrie has been amazing in helping with my 3yr old gsd with her anxiety, and getting her into her thinking brain. I started seeing results right away .I wish I had met Lorrie sooner as I’d of taking all my dogs to her . I highly recommend Coaching Canine Companions. Thank you Lorrie.

Awesome! When we started with Lorrie, we couldn't walk our dogs on leach--they pulled so much! Now they are a treat to walk. Their recall is better, anxiety is lower, and our bond is stronger. We have loved working with Lorrie. 100% worth it.

It has been such a pleasure working with Coaching Canine Companions. Lorrie is such an incredible trainer with so much great experience! She has a different approach to training that is all about calming the nervous system and involving play. She has helped me to connect with my rescue pup on a deeper level which is helping him heal from his past situation. Lorrie is so knowledgeable and provides helpful resources and information that will be useful for years to come. She is now Auntie Lorrie as my dog LOVES going for his sessions. Thank you Lorrie, we love you!🥰 🐾♥️

We have a well socialized perfectly behaved 6 month old golden retriever puppy. Thanks to Lorrie’s expert training techniques. Izzy loved going to school with Lorrie.

Amelia is our wonderful border collie/Australian Shepard mix pup. She is two years old and the most intelligent dog I have ever known. She was a confident, happy-go-lucky dog up until six months ago. We were walking at dusk when a lone coyote started chasing and stalking us for approximately 2 miles. Since that time, she has been full of anxiety and spends most of her days under the bed. She stopped going for walks, and it is a daily power struggle to get her to go outside to relieve herself. The vet was not quick to medicate her, but she progressively went downhill. By the 5th month (post-coyote), the vet decided to put her on Prozac and Trazadone. We spoke to several behaviorists and trainers and even hired a few. Nothing helped. Then, we found Lorrie. After meeting with Lorrie, we decid