Expert Rescue Dog Trainer
With several years of experience, I offer compassionate training solutions tailored to the unique needs of rescue dogs. Many rescue dogs face challenges like fear, anxiety, and past trauma, making their transition into a new home overwhelming for both the dog and the family. My goal is to help these dogs build confidence, feel secure, and develop the skills needed to thrive in a loving, balanced life.
Rescue dogs often require patience, understanding, and a customized approach to address their specific behaviors. Through positive reinforcement and clear communication, I help dogs and their owners create a strong bond rooted in trust.
Together, we’ll turn challenges into opportunities for growth and set your rescue dog on the path to a happy and fulfilling life.
Why Choose My Rescue Dog Training Program?
Customized Training Plans
I tailor every training program to meet the unique needs of your rescue dog, addressing behaviors like fear, reactivity, or difficulty adjusting.
Compassionate Methods
My approach is based on empathy, how a dog thinks and positive reinforcement. This, in conjunction with Loving Leadership, will help your dog feel safe and supported.
Proven Expertise
With decades of experience working with rescue dogs, I bring the knowledge and care to guide them through their journey.
Stronger Bonds
I help you build a trusting and loving relationship with your dog, ensuring they feel like a genuine part of your family.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Rescue Dog Training
How much does your service cost?
The cost of my rescue dog training service depends on your dog’s unique needs and the customized plan we create. Please feel free to fill out the Client Contact form and someone will get back to you soon with more information. Let’s determine the best approach for your dog!
How long does the training take?
The duration of the training varies depending on your dog’s behaviors and progress. All dogs are unique in how they show behavioral changes and your efforts will be rewarded!
Can rescue dogs overcome severe trauma?
Yes, many rescue dogs can overcome past trauma with the right approach, patience, and consistent training. I specialize in creating a safe and supportive environment.
*All trainings include email support/critiquing your submitted videos at no additional cost.
*Some rates may vary
*Daytime hours kept (normally)
*Payments accepted: Online Banking, Checks, Money Orders and even Cash!
*Cancellations: Please provide 48 hour minimum
*No Boarding available
Recommendations

Lisa G.
7/17/2018
Wow! Anita is amazing! I got a new pup this year and I took him to another trainer because my schedule didn't fit with Anita's at the time. Having finished a full session of training, I felt disappointed; though we did all our socialization homework, my pup still turned himself inside out on the leash when he saw a potential playmate, and didn’t have a reliable "come!"..... So, I rearranged my schedule and re started my pup with Anita. My boy now does his training both on and off leash among 8 other dogs! He can Come, sit, stay and heel both on and off leash even in the midst of play with the other dogs! After a wonderful morning's off leash hike and an evening’s perfect neighbor stroll, I just had to post this happy success story! Training with Anita is the way to have a great relationship of trust and success with your dog!

Carolina B.
8/1/2018
Anita and her method of training is loving, compassionate, and kind. Our new puppy can't wait to see her when she comes to train. Anita has taught us how to train with consistency and patience. We are so happy with the results! We have a well-mannered, social and most importantly a safe dog who will come, sit, stay, heel and wait. Thanks to you, Anita!