About Unleashed My Dog LLC

Unleashed My Dog is a Neenah, Wisconsin behavior consulting practice with a deliberately narrow focus – fearful dogs. The site's opening promise is "Behavior Consulting for Fearful Dogs", with the aims spelled out as understanding "why your dog is afraid", learning "proven training methods to help your fearful dog", helping the dog "build confidence and trust", and getting "support to make it through the hard days".

Who it is for

The page lists the cases it takes: "Dogs that can't be touched, petted, held, bathed, brushed, leashed, or walked", "Dogs that fear the outdoors, stairs, food bowls, slippery floors, doorways, crates", "Dogs that run from televisions, toys, loud noises, soft noises, children, men" and "Dogs that worry about everyone and everything." The consultant describes the work as one-to-one – "As a Behavior Consultant I work one-on-one with people and their dogs. I specialize in helping fearful dogs who need to build confidence" – covering dogs that "may fear new things, people, other dogs, crates, car rides, being left alone, walking on a leash, going up/down stairs".

How sessions run

Delivery is remote: "I work remotely using email, text, video conferencing (Zoom) and/or phone calls." Ask about prices; contact is through a form that asks the owner to describe their dog.

Background

The site introduces the practitioner in the first person – "I'm Kim Diloreto, CBCC-KA, CCTBS" – and describes her as "a certified canine behavior consultant with 20+ years of experience working with rescued dogs". It states she also works "for the ASPCA rehabilitating fearful dogs rescued from abuse and neglect" as "a Behavior Specialist for the ASPCA's Behavioral Sciences Team", rehabilitating dogs "rescued from abuse, neglect, hoarding, puppy mills and fighting rings", and that she "was trained at the ASPCA's Behavioral Rehabilitation Center in Weaverville, NC". Published client notes describe her as patient, easy to confide in and good with staff instruction; one is credited to a writer at the Neenah Animal Shelter.