Can online training really help me change my dog’s behavior? Yes!

● We can teach your dog to relax and to do new behaviors.

● Your dog lives with you - not with me- and learns from you. I can coach you through management & training to transform your daily life. Together we can create lasting change.
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● Online training is convenient and flexible.
   You don't have to commute. You can train in your sweats. You don't have to introduce your dog to a new & distracting environment, or to a new person.
 
Is online training & behavior counseling for you?

● Do you feel guilty or anxious every time you leave your dog home alone?

● Do you want to help your dog but don’t know where to start?

● Do you believe in kindness, science, and doing the right thing?

 I understand how it feels to worry about your dog and want to help them. You really can help  your dog live a happy, confident and relaxed life with you.
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Let’s Get Started
You can help your dog feel calmer and more confident! Click the link below to book
your first Zoom session. Together, we’ll give your dog the happy, relaxed life they deserve.



"We worked with Susan remotely, all the way from California, but I didn't feel the distance was an issue at all. Susan was attentive, patient, kind, and clear, and despite the time difference, was flexible and accommodating when needed. Her guidance was comprehensive and easy to understand, even though we were navigating some of the more confusing dynamics of separation anxiety."
Hyegin S


"When I first moved to NYC with my anxious dog Arya, I was worried I had made a huge mistake because she was getting even more anxious. That's when I reached out to Susan, who was very compassionate and informative. We worked virtually, which was beneficial for all of us, especially since Arya is anxious around new people. Susan provided us with homework that really helped Arya become more trusting and comfortable in her new environment. She also made me feel more comfortable about the idea of having Arya on anxiety medication ...
One year later, Arya seems so much happier - if anything, now I wonder if I should have moved her here sooner! She's able to walk outside with her tail wagging, whereas before she was just pulling to rush home. She's happily rolling around our backyard, which before she didn't want to stay out there that long. She still has her anxiety, but it feels like every day she's improving more and more !"
Diana A.




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