Problem Solved Dog Training

Problem Solved Dog Training We offer practical, in-home dog training solutions for dogs and their people in Florida within Brevard county in the Space Coast. Learning should never stop.

For more information text/call me! 708-250-7693 We firmly believe in the power of being open-minded to every training technique available. This allows us to be creative with our training techniques to find what is best for you and your dog. We take pride in constantly going to seminars, shadowing other trainers and being part of a network of trainers that support each other on a daily basis. Good

training is disciplined play and through these proven training methods, we will teach you exactly HOW to build a reliable and trusting bond between you and your dog companion. Problem Solved!

Sometimes the problem isn’t the problem. 🐾This handsome guy, Maverick, has only been with his new family for one week, a...
08/30/2026

Sometimes the problem isn’t the problem. 🐾

This handsome guy, Maverick, has only been with his new family for one week, and one of their biggest concerns was how incredibly mouthy he was.

But rather than simply focusing on “How do we make him stop putting his mouth on us?” we looked at why he was doing it.

Turns out, this guy has some serious prey drive. So we gave that drive somewhere appropriate to go. Then we won’t feel like jerks when we correct the mouthiness on us.

A flirt pole. A good game of tug. Opportunities to chase, grab, pull and PLAY.

Once we took that edge off and met some of those needs, we worked on his walk—giving him more freedom to sniff and explore, while also teaching him how to respond when his humans need him to come along with them.

Stop fighting your dog.
Let’s focus on understanding the dog.
And then let’s teach skills that make life together work.

Dogs are individuals. Training should be too.

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Practical training. Real results
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Rocky, a spry three-year-old, had his first lesson today for pulling on the leash and being a bit too reactive to dogs. ...
08/17/2026

Rocky, a spry three-year-old, had his first lesson today for pulling on the leash and being a bit too reactive to dogs. Guess what? We nailed the leash-pulling part today, and the park's up next lesson for round two against dog reactivity. And the cherry on top - his mom enjoyed an easy solo walk with him just now. Oh he’s also an amazing kisser and I think he asked me out on a date. 😘 Love you Rocky boy. ❤️ Do you have a leash reactive puller? Call me!

THIS is why I train dogs. ❤️🐾Fitz’s family occasionally sends me pictures of the adventures they’re having together, and...
08/12/2026

THIS is why I train dogs. ❤️🐾

Fitz’s family occasionally sends me pictures of the adventures they’re having together, and my heart wants to explode every time.

This time? Fitz climbed his first mountain—over 13,000 feet! 🏔️

This is the ultimate goal of training: FREEDOM.

Not just “sit” and “stay.” I mean-if FITZ didn’t even have a perfect sit/stay would I care? Nope. Real world training that allows your dog to safely explore off leash, travel, hike, adventure and simply experience more of life with you IS the goal.

Every dog deserves as fulfilling a life as we so deeply crave for ourselves.

Training gives us the ability to say:

“Come with us.” ❤️

And THAT is what it’s all about.

THIS is my favorite kind of canceled lesson. 😂❤️🐾When I first met Pippa and her family, they literally handed me a list....
08/12/2026

THIS is my favorite kind of canceled lesson. 😂❤️🐾

When I first met Pippa and her family, they literally handed me a list.

Pippa had figured out how to keep her humans VERY busy. 😂

We had one lesson.

Tomorrow was supposed to be lesson #2.

Instead, I woke up to a message saying Pippa is doing so well that they’d like to postpone our lesson, keep working with what they learned, and see what—if anything—still needs to be refined in another week.

YES. 👏 THIS. 👏

Dog training shouldn’t be about creating dependence on a trainer.

My job is to help you understand why your dog is doing what they’re doing, what needs to change, and exactly what YOU can do differently to change it.

See-most of Pippa’s issues were because, as a puppy, she should be getting regular naps in her crate. But they were scared to put her in there because she screamed and barked.

We fixed that immediately and her parents thought I was doing wizardry. Then I taught them how to better fulfill her puppy needs and stop the unwanted nipping. Guess what-all the issues went away.

Sometimes a little structure, better communication, the right techniques, and consistency at home can change the entire dynamic surprisingly quickly.

Will every problem be solved in one lesson? Of course not.

But my goal is NEVER to keep you booking lessons you don’t need. My goal is to give you practical tools that work in your actual home, with your actual dog, in your actual life.

And when a client essentially tells me, “Things are going so well, we don’t need you tomorrow”…

I consider that a pretty darn successful lesson. ❤️ Keep your money close. This makes me so happy.

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From chaos to THIS. ❤️ One lesson. This sweet girl was recently adopted into her new home. She’s also deaf, which means ...
08/11/2026

From chaos to THIS. ❤️ One lesson.

This sweet girl was recently adopted into her new home. She’s also deaf, which means we have to be thoughtful about how we communicate with her—but being deaf isn’t what was causing the biggest challenges.

She was extremely mouthy—to the point of leaving bite marks and scabs on her owners’ arms. She was clingy, constantly seeking interaction, pulling on walks, and seemed to have an absolutely endless supply of energy.

But here’s something I want more dog owners to understand:

A dog who looks like she needs MORE exercise may actually need help learning how to settle.

She wasn’t fully resting. Her little nervous system was constantly on.

So we worked on communication, boundaries, appropriate use of training tools, leash handling, and—just as importantly—helping her understand that she doesn’t have to be doing something every second of the day.

And then I got this picture. 🥹

She’s sleeping. REALLY sleeping.

Her owner texted: “She’s doing soooooo much better today and is taking a needed nap. Thank you again!”

THIS is why dog training is about so much more than sit, down and stay. Those are simply life skills, NOT “commands.” I hate that term in the dog training world.

We’re teaching a dog how to navigate the human world. Sometimes we’re teaching an owner how to communicate more clearly. And sometimes we’re teaching an overwhelmed dog that it’s okay to simply turn off and rest. ❤️

And seeing that happen after just a little guidance?

That’s Problem Solved Dog Training. 🐾

This is why I love what I do. ❤️Sometimes the difference between struggling with your dog and actually enjoying your wal...
08/11/2026

This is why I love what I do. ❤️

Sometimes the difference between struggling with your dog and actually enjoying your walks isn’t months and months of training.

Sometimes it’s one good lesson—learning which training tool is appropriate for your dog, how to use it correctly, and understanding the timing and technique behind it.

A little guidance can create a LOT of change in a very short amount of time.

The goal isn’t to make you dependent on a trainer. The goal is to teach you how to train your own dog.

And updates like this make my day. 🐾

07/15/2026

One of the biggest mistakes I see with puppies is expecting them to think like adult dogs.

Learning isn’t a straight line. Sometimes they understand a behavior one minute and seem to “forget” it the next. That’s normal.

In this video you’ll see me asking for simple sits, downs, and a sit from a down. You’ll also see me go back a step when needed instead of getting frustrated. That’s not failure—it’s good teaching.

Great dogs aren’t created by rushing. They’re built through patience, clear communication, and hundreds of successful repetitions.

Meet your puppy where they are today, and you’ll be amazed at the dog they become tomorrow. 🐾

07/12/2026

People often watch a video like this and think, “Cute trick.”

As a trainer, I see something much bigger.

This Australian Shepherd isn’t just scratching a target. He’s learning how to learn.

This is called shaping. Instead of physically placing the dog into position or luring him with food, I let him experiment. Every tiny step toward the goal is marked with a click and rewarded. The dog starts thinking, offering behaviors, solving problems, and becoming an active participant in the learning process.

That mental workout is incredibly enriching. For intelligent breeds like Australian Shepherds, mental exercise can be just as important as physical exercise.

What this simple exercise builds:
• Confidence
• Problem-solving skills
• Focus
• Frustration tolerance
• A dog who enjoys learning and isn’t afraid to try new things

The “scratch” itself isn’t the goal. The real goal is creating a dog that thinks instead of waits to be told what to do.

A dog that learns how to learn will pick up future behaviors faster, become more resilient, and often enjoys training so much more.

Sometimes the simplest-looking exercises produce the biggest changes.

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