If you’re here, you probably want things to feel easier with your dog,…more clear, more connected, and less frustrating.

That’s really the heart of the work I do.

Over the past decade, I’ve worked with dogs in a variety of different environments including veterinary clinics, emergency settings, pet sitting, and dog sport training including dock diving and barn hunt. Each of these spaces has taught me something different about how dogs think, how they communicate, and how they handle stress.

My degree in psychology also shapes how I approach things. I’m always looking at both sides of the relationship, what your dog is learning, and how you’re communicating, often without realizing it.

These days, my time is split between raising my two boys (1 and 3), hiking with my dogs, volunteering with Cal Paws Rescue, and working with clients one-on-one. I’m always learning and seeking out new information, listening to other professionals, and staying current with research so I can keep improving how I show up for both dogs and their people.

What all of this comes down to is pretty simple: I’m not just focused on obedience. I’m here to help you understand your dog, communicate more clearly, and build something that actually works in your day-to-day life.

Because when that piece clicks, everything else starts to fall into place.