Traveling Dog Trainer

Lauren is very knowlegeable, skilled and professional. She helped me get my young new adopted dog, Jessie, off to a good start. Jessie was a barker, chewer, and puller of the leash. After a couple of sessions with Lauren, those problems disappeared, and she became a very good dog. That was 8 years ago. What I remember most about Lauren's instruction was "a tired dog is a good dog." Her fees are also very reasonable considering the results.

We just finished an 8 week training course with our rescue Remy. Lauren was exactly what we needed! We live in the country, and needed help with off leash training when we were out on our acreage. As well as in house manners. She gave me the confidence to be aggressive in my training method once I had the instructions she passed along. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for training. My dog responded to her immediately. She knows what she's doing!

Had our first lesson with Lauren, where she sat down with us and we discussed what things we've been working on and still struggling with. She took the time to talk about her training method and why it works. All while sitting on our couch for this session, she taught us so many things about how we can get our (admittedly, very stubborn) puppy to understand what we approve of him doing and what we don't. We will be signing up for her complete loose leash training package. We am looking forward to working with Lauren!

We recently rescued our dog, Charlie who is 2 years old. He had aggressive barking when walking whenever he saw people and dogs. We were desperate. Lauren is a miracle worker. She explained commands we needed to do and how to walk him. He is so much better. We highly recommend Lauren! She's the best.

I hired Lauren to help train my 8 pound dog, including leash walking. While her tips were generally helpful, I was concerned when she opted to use my dog's collar instead of the harness I typically use for my small dog. She assured me it was safe, so I followed her guidance as she demonstrated leash corrections. When I asked if this could harm my dog, she said no. Unfortunately, the next morning, I noticed my dog developed a lump on her neck. A visit to the vet confirmed it was an injury caused by trauma. When I reached out to Lauren, she shifted the blame to my equipment rather than acknowledging any responsibility. This was disappointing, as she should have ensured the collar was properly fitted before using it—or, if she felt it was unsuitable, provided her own equipment. Overall, whi