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03/24/2025

I love teaching place as a way to pattern the behavior I want my dog choosing when loose in the house.

It’s very useful for:
- teaching impulse control
- keeping your dog out of the kitchen while cooking
- managing begging or pushy behavior while eating
- safely giving more than 1 dog a chew
- giving dogs and guests space while visiting your home

Place is a great skill for every dog to know!

02/19/2025

Place 101! I teach place as a tool to build the pattern of settling in the house when you’re busy doing human things and need your dog to have the skill of doing nothing 🙂

01/30/2025

Join my FREE challenge before Monday, Feb 3rd for a chance to win a free hour virtual session with me!

Now that January is over, it’s time to build a simple routine that will drastically reduce the chaos in your home with your dog!

You will also improve your dog’s leash walking manners 🤩

Do all of this in just 30 days with my 1:1 guidance… for FREE!

Who’s in?!

01/22/2025

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01/04/2025

Struggling with your dog? Try following this simple daily routine with them!

12/31/2024

Thank you to everyone who trusted me to care for their dogs this year. I don’t take that honor lightly! Milo, Hendo & I had a blast with every single one of them ☺️

Cheers to more training and fun in 2025! 🐾

08/01/2024

Personally, my dogs are not constantly in an obedience command.

I will use their obedience commands for times I need them to stay out of the way, respect peoples’ space, or if I’m dealing with a group of dogs & need more control.

CAVEAT: the first 2 years of my dogs’ lives, they spent a ton of time living in structure and on their “place” command. I used place as a tool to show my dogs what behavior I want from them when we’re just doing nothing in the house.

Because I was consistent with my expectations at a young age, I don’t have to put them on place anymore because they just default to laying down in the house. They don’t get into things. They don’t jump on the couch.

They are now 4-5 years old though… they never had unsupervised freedom the first 2-3 years of their life!! I didn’t want them successful in any “bad dog” choices so now, they don’t even think to do them!

It’s never too late to add structure into your dog’s life and teach them better choices that make your life easier and less stressful!

I’d love to help you!! Shoot me a DM!

06/13/2024

Love getting testimonials & updates from my clients still enjoying their new lifestyle with their dog after working with me! 🫶🏼

06/10/2024

Hey, y’all!

Brittanie here with a little about me post & how I started this biz🙂

I lived in Frisco, TX my whole life until going to Nashville, TN for undergrad & grad school at Vanderbilt University. Go ‘Dores ✌🏼

I came back to Frisco and got Milo, my first dog as an adult! I signed him up for a board and train program with the trainer his breeder recommended before I even picked him up at 8 weeks old.

Fast forward to my go home lesson after Milo’s board and train program and I’ve been hooked on dog training ever since thanks to my mentor, !

I learned and trained under her for a couple of years.

With her help, I started ! And here we are 2 years later.

Training dogs is fun for me, but I really enjoy educating and helping owners learn how to enjoy their dogs more!

Thanks for following along!

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05/24/2024

Most people who want their dog to walk better on leash only focus on that ~30-60 minutes with their dog each day.

If your dog is given complete freedom all day every day, there’s a good chance you’re going to struggle when you suddenly expect them to listen and do what you want for that 1 hour a day.

Little things add up!

Slow things down with your dog.

Teach them to respect thresholds. Don’t let them bolt out the door for the walk.

Give them structure in the house, like crate time and place time.

This gives you opportunities in the house to give your dog boundaries & rules that come from their human.

Show your dog that you are the leader in the house.

If they never have to listen to you in your house, why would they listen to you outside on your walk?

04/26/2024

WOW - what an amazing opportunity to meet, connect, and learn from business owners from coast to coast! This was my first business focused seminar and this was by far my most enjoyable one I’ve ever been to!

I’ve learned so much and have so many impactful takeaways to implement in my business to better serve my owners and grow my business in the ways I WANT!

THANK YOU Bethany and Kait for your willingness to go the extra mile to execute such a well planned out seminar. Your passion for helping other business owners is so evident! Y’all are the REAL DEAL ❤️🤌🏼

04/24/2024

Have you tried the leash on in the house trick?!

04/15/2024

Take advantage of meal times!

Most people feed their dog 2X a day. That’s 2 opportunities to use their food in ways that build your relationship with your dog.

Pick one option I listed every day! Give it a go and tag me so I can share these ideas in action!

03/23/2024

Swipe 👉🏼 to see the last time Hendo has been seen sleeping outside of his crate 🫠

Happy puppy day, from Milo and Hendo! 🐾

03/20/2024

I find that most owners struggle with their dog because they’re trying to use their words to communicate what they want and don’t want from their dog before they’ve taught or shown their dog what their words even mean.

Try using the leash to lead your dog and show them your expectations before trying to rely on solely your voice!

02/26/2024

Having a dog that you enjoy living with just boils down to doing the mundane tasks well!

And… CONSISTENTLY.

If you can fulfill your dog’s needs and communicate clearly (what you like and dislike) with them, then you’re probably enjoying your dog!

Have you mastered the mundane with your dog?

02/25/2024

Out with the old and in with the new…

Ready for our new favorite local spot to officially open!

01/26/2024

It all comes down to your habits!!

We all struggle with “bad habits” in our lives. We also have bad habits when it comes to our life with our dogs.

Does your dog bark out the window and you want them to stop?

Well… what you’ve BEEN doing when your dog barks out the window obviously isn’t changing their behavior since they’re still doing it.

What could YOU be doing differently in those moments to influence your dog’s “bad habit”?

Something to think about if you’re wanting your dog to start making different choices!

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Allen, TX
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