Diverse Dog Training

17/08/2026

My wife and her team are the best in the business!

Meet the beautiful Miss Rhaenna! She is showcasing her style and capturing attention. We take Rhaenna out of 30 minute afternoon strolls with us and she might be a little tentative to warm up but once she does, she gets some great zoomies in the back yard and loves to go on her sniff stroll! We always make sure each pet is comfortable with their walkers and each walker knows how to wait patiently for their new friend to trust us. If you have a dog that takes a little longer to make friends, give us a call, we can always schedule multiple meet and greets and introduce each walker to your pet before setting them out on their own!🐾✨

Need some help exercising your dog🐶, or do you have a pet that needs to be checked in on, let outside, or fed🐱? Give us a call, email, or message to schedule a meet and greet today!🐰

16/08/2026

Thank you everyone that voted! Its been a gift being able to work with all the wonderful dogs and their owners for the past 11 years. 🙌

29/07/2026

Domino's owners were in town for vacation and while they were here they got her some training too. We got her off leash recall, staying close, heeling on and off leash, stopped the barking in the car and got her to bring the ball all the way back to us instead of dropping it 15 feet away. They all did amazing!

02/05/2026

Wooo hooo! Good girls! Walking multiple dogs on a loose leash is not easy!

01/05/2026

The coming in clutch to make a lifetime of leashwalking enjoyable for Cloe's owner! Its basically magic 🪄

10/04/2026

JoJo and Pepper the English Mastiff sisters are off-leash official! 🎉

08/04/2026

Testimonial time!

07/04/2026

Gus is another pup who's made great strides with fear over the last few weeks. Along with building confidence we are working on recall, leashwalking, jumping, the place command, staying and house manners. He's doing fantastic and loves to train. Good boy Gus!

06/04/2026

6 month old Goose has been making remarkable progress with his extreme fear.

Goose is a rescue from the south that most likely was running feral until he was picked up so his previous associations to most things were not great and his go-to was to flee and shut down. Our first session in a slower park was rough to say the least because everything scared him from cars to people but he litterally couldn't have ended up with a better owner. With some education, a bit of time and lots of consistency he is conquering his fears and building confidence at such a quick rate you wouldn't even be able to guess that a couple short weeks ago he was the most fearful dog you've ever seen.

For this session we continued to forge ahead and went downtown to put his confidence building into hyper speed and we all couldn't he more proud of Goose. He learned to conquer his fear of stairs, walked by hundreds of people, had a thousand cars drive by him and even rode an elevator and gained some pep in his step along the way.

Fearful dogs take a special approach. They don't want to feel that way and are so rewarding to watch change because they do at such a quick rate and you get to watch their natural personality emerge each day.