The easy way to
a dog who’s comfortable alone
Coming home to a destroyed house, anxiously panting dog, regular potty accidents, and angry notes from neighbors about all-day barking?
Coming home to a destroyed house, anxiously panting dog, regular potty accidents, and angry notes from neighbors about all-day barking?
Let me help you enjoy a dog who can enjoy being alone
2 Easy Separation Anxiety Training Solutions—You Choose
Support Program
We’ll take a look at your training goals and craft a customized dog training plan. Virtual training sessions allow me to coach you through your exercises without my presence interfering in your progress. Weekly customized training plans help you to stay on track and move towards your goals.
90-minute Training Consult:
$300
Includes training folder, treat pouch, clicker, and
sample treats to get you up and running.
4 Calm Dog Support Sessions:
$800
Virtual session scheduled weekly
Book your training consult now
Questions first? Call or email me.
Easy Way Program
Would you like to maximize speed and progress? We can do that. I’ll work with your dog several days each week, meeting with you to transfer my progress. With the fundamentals in place, we will help reach your goals more quickly.
90-minute Training Consult:
$300
Includes training folder, treat pouch, clicker, and
sample treats to get you up and running.
4-week Easy Way program:
$3200
Includes 16 calm dog trainings sessions, weekly customized training plans, 2 follow-up sessions, plus 1 annual check-in session for life
Book your training consult now
Questions first? Call or email me.
Why can’t my dog just chill alone?
Separation anxiety is, simply put, an anxiety disorder. Some of us panic at the thought of large crowds or public speaking. Some dogs panic when left alone. There are various theories as to the cause—not being properly socialized to alone time, having a traumatic experience while left alone, and genetic predisposition are the three most likely. But whatever reason separation anxiety has developed in your dog, the treatment is the same and there is hope.
What’s important is that it be treated. Separation anxiety doesn’t go away with time (unfortunately, it generally worsens), is very rarely addressed by adding a second dog, and while crating or using an anti-bark collar can lessen destruction and barking it won’t stop your dog’s daily, painful anxiety attacks.
Thankfully separation anxiety can be addressed through a careful, systematic desensitization to being left alone. In other words, we use positive training to help your dog feel better about being by herself—for her comfort and your peace of mind.
Learn more about my training methods and also my credentials.
