Making Fetch Happen
Overview
About Making Fetch Happen
Behavior change
Making Fetch Happen offers a science-based, fear-free approach. Its lead behaviorist, Shelley Harrison, works one-on-one with owners to find the causes behind problem behaviors and build a customized behavior plan. The site lists her master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and certifications through IAABC and Karen Pryor Academy, along with separation anxiety training credentials, and it runs a dedicated separation anxiety program.
Classes
Classes at the Washington Street location include puppy socialization for puppies 8 to 20 weeks old, obedience, nosework, tricks and Canine Good Citizen prep, plus a free puppy class. Doggy Day School and private one-on-one walks are also offered.
Getting started
Email the behaviorist or register for classes on the website.
What they can help with
Certifications & verification
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