Controlled Chaos Dog Training LLC

Professional. Educational. Loving. Fun. Tracie was so much fun to work with. Having two Australian Shepherd puppies in our home at the same time, although adorable and fun, quickly became overwhelming. Tracie boarded and trained our pups so that we could truly love them manage their behavior with realistic expectations. Tracie changed our lives. Our dogs love her as do we. I truly recommend her as a qualified and loving dog trainer. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Eric Kimball

There are so many GREAT things I can say about Tracie and her dog training and boarding. Her love for dogs is absolutely obvious and her ability to remain calm and patient when I got frustrated with my puppy was a godsend and brought me so much peace. It was natural to board my dog, Belle, with Tracie because I saw how she trained her and how much my Belle loved Tracie too! The reason I put Belle in the board and train program is because I knew she was a smart pup however her stubbornness was extremely frustrating for me - and I wasn’t connecting to her. I tried an online training program but that just didn’t work well for me. I learned a little but I knew more help was needed. After Tracie had Belle for two weeks I don’t recognize Belle! I literally checked her markings to confirm this

Tracie did a great job with our 2 Beaucerons (which have VERY different personalities and motivators). We purchased these as pups about 2 years apart to replace a sad and early loss of our original Beauceron (congenital heart condition). Our earlier experience was training this active and hard working breed without any kids or other dog in the home. With that first pup, we really did our homework and really committed our time to complete repetitive and specific training skills that we learned from a different (also excellent) professional trainer. Our results were awesome. Our current two really are amazing dogs and were performing pretty consistently at the 75% awesome level. They just had some headstrong tendencies and what seemed like uncertainty about being good citizens in our f