Brittany is a total game changer for my barky, bouncy boy!

I truly can't say enough good things about Brittany! She has been an absolute lifesaver for both me and my very vocal, high-energy dog, Ambrose (german shepherd/husky mix).

Ambrose is a sweet guy, but he’s also kind of, a lot. He's full of energy, opinions (barking), and a strong personality. From the very first meeting, Brittany handled him with the perfect blend of calm confidence, patience, and kindness. She didn’t flinch at the barking and didn’t rush through their time together. Instead, she took the time to really understand him and meet him where he was. That alone speaks volumes.

Every walk with Brittany is more than just a walk, it’s an outlet for Ambrose to get his "zoomies" out, explore, and bond with someone who genuinely cares about him. She sends me updates and photos that truly make my day, and it’s clear that she gets him. Since Brittany started walking him, Ambrose has been happier, more relaxed, and a little less shouty (well… sometimes 😉). And we are too!

Reliable, warm, professional, and completely unshaken by my enthusiastic little troublemaker, Brittany is the kind of dog walker every pet parent dreams of finding. I trust her completely, and Ambrose adores her. Couldn’t recommend her more!

Brittany is an incredibly talented trainer. She has patience, knowledge and skills that can train not only dogs, but also humans. When I first met Brittany, I couldn't believe the incredible training she had put on her beagles, then repeated that success with her next dog. It is an incredible opportunity to have her help whether training a puppy or just teaching an old dog new tricks. She can do it all!

If Brittany can't teach your dog to do something, you should probably let them NOT do it. I was fortunate to work with Brittany for 3 years training assistance dogs, and hiking with personal dogs, in Oregon. She started out training the dogs who didn't make it through the program to be Assistance dogs (a.k.a. more challenging and/ or difficult), and getting them adopted. She was so good at it that the other trainers encouraged her to move up to the dogs who DID make the grade, so she did, and was great! I thought I was pretty good before working there, but I learned so much from her!
Her patience is the first thing you'll notice- she never takes out frustrations on the dog or blames them for "not getting it".
Secondly, she's got a dozen ways to teach everything, looking for the method that works best for both your dog AND you, setting up solid foundations in basics first, then building off of that.
Third- she is positive reinforcement all the way. You won't find any prong collars, shock collars, or archaic, outdated punishing methods here, because she doesn't need them.

Anyone who can teach her Beagle to recall from a few hundred yards away, AFTER she spotted and chased a rabbit, is good enough for whatever fun thing you want your dogs to learn 😉