Doggie Dreamz

Doggie Dreamz Doggie Dreamz is located in Pasadena, CA and provides dog training services

03/24/2026

Story time. 🎥🐾

Another dog owner:
“Have you heard about rapamycin for dogs?”

Me:
casually nods 🫠

Also me 4 hours later:
19 tabs open.
Reading clinical trials.
Explaining mTOR pathways to my dog like he asked.
Deep diving the Dog Aging Project like I’m applying for an internship.

Why am I like this 😂

Anyway, what started as a normal sidewalk conversation turned into a full-blown longevity spiral…

So obviously I wrote a blog about it-

✔ the potential benefits (longevity, improved health span, cognitive support 👀)
✔ the possible drawbacks (side effects, cost, long-term unknowns)
✔ and yes… how you can actually enroll your own dog in the study.

Because if we’re going down the rabbit hole, we’re going down responsibly.

Anyway, if you’d like the full breakdown without sacrificing your entire evening to Google Scholar, it’s on the blog. Link in bio.

🐶🧬

Some days I just look around and feel really grateful to call LA home. 🤍🐾The murals, the energy, the mix of cultures, th...
03/19/2026

Some days I just look around and feel really grateful to call LA home. 🤍🐾

The murals, the energy, the mix of cultures, the early morning light on our pack walks… it’s all part of the backdrop to the work I get to do every day.

But what I love most? The people here. The clients who care so deeply about their dogs. The families willing to grow alongside them. The community that shows up for each other and for their pups.

Getting to build calm, confident dogs in this city is something I don’t take for granted.

LA, I love you. And I love the community we’re building here. 🖤

03/16/2026

Most people assume the more a dog sniffs on a walk, the calmer they’ll be.

And yes…sniffing is important

It’s enrichment!

It lets dogs process their environment, and it can absolutely help regulate their nervous system.

But when a dog is dragging you from smell to smell or getting stuck in long investigations, that’s often not calming anymore.

Its fixation

That’s when walks start to feel chaotic instead of calming

The rule I teach my clients is simple:
Loose leash → permission → quick sniff → move on.

Your dog still gets the information they’re looking for, but the walk stays structured and calm.

Structure doesn’t remove freedom.

It makes freedom sustainable.

We live in a culture of convenience. Groceries delivered. Same-day shipping. 30-second reels that promise “fix your dog ...
03/03/2026

We live in a culture of convenience. Groceries delivered. Same-day shipping. 30-second reels that promise “fix your dog instantly.”

But real training and behavior change asks for patience.

It asks you to show up on the days your dog regresses.

On the days you’re tired.

On the days you question if it’s even working.

That’s the moment most people give up. Not because their dog can’t learn but because frustration gets louder than progress.

Here’s what I want my clients to understand:

Behavior change is layered. It’s neurological. It’s emotional. It’s relational.

And it takes time.

My job isn’t just to help your dog make better choices.

It’s to help you stay steady long enough to see the transformation happen.

If you’re in the thick of it right now (the messy middle) you’re exactly where growth happens.

And you don’t have to navigate that part alone. 🖤❤️💙

Me pretending I don’t need structured exercise.Also me on a pack hike: 😛✨ thriving, regulated, living my best life.Turns...
02/27/2026

Me pretending I don’t need structured exercise.

Also me on a pack hike: 😛✨ thriving, regulated, living my best life.

Turns out enrichment + guidance + dog friends = main character energy. 🐾

02/25/2026

Why your harness ISN’T working 🐕🚫

Think a harness will stop the pulling? Think again! 🛑

If your dog doesn’t understand leash pressure, a harness just gives them more power to pull. Does your dog pull like a freight train?

Let me know in the comments! 👇

To keep my sanity in this hellscape of a timeline we are in…I like to read books to escape the world as well as learn mo...
02/16/2026

To keep my sanity in this hellscape of a timeline we are in…

I like to read books to escape the world as well as learn more about new things 📚

Here are the books from 2025 that helped me not loose my mind on a daily basis as well as made me a better dog trainer!

And none of them are about dogs! 🐶 (one is about wolves…but that doesn’t count)

These books truly helped me keep my sanity last year and I’m carrying the lessons they taught me into 2026.

If you love to cozy up on the couch with your pup and read a book here are 3 suggestions I would highly recommend 📖

You can also read the longer version of my reviews of this book on my blog…link in my bio

Also let me know in the comments some other book recommendations you have!

01/12/2026

When someone asks you how your resolutions are going…send them this 😉🤪

Feeling incredibly grateful as we close out 2025. 💛To every client who trusted me with their dog, their routines, their ...
12/30/2025

Feeling incredibly grateful as we close out 2025. 💛
To every client who trusted me with their dog, their routines, their challenges, and their wins. thank you. Truly.

(One of which gifted me these beautiful pictures)😍📸

This year was filled with growth, learning, patience, and so many proud moments (for both humans and dogs). I don’t take it lightly when someone invites me into their dog’s life, and I’m endlessly thankful for the relationships built along the way.

Looking ahead to 2026 with big goals, fresh energy, and even deeper work.

So excited for what’s next for me, for my clients, and for the dogs who keep teaching us every day. 🐾✨

Happy 13th birthday to my sweet Owen!!!! This sweet boy has brought so much love, growth and healing into my life and I’...
12/15/2025

Happy 13th birthday to my sweet Owen!!!! This sweet boy has brought so much love, growth and healing into my life and I’m eternally grateful for all this sweet soul has done to enrich my life. 💕🎂

I love my updated website!!! 💕
12/11/2025

I love my updated website!!! 💕

Address

Pasadena, CA
91104

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16267201531

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