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Obviously, dogs are not born understanding our language. However, by being consistent and keeping things simple they can learn many words. Just as a baby learns words have meanings, so can your dog.

However, dog training is much more than your dog just following commands. It is learning to communicate with your dog. It is showing him what you want and expect from him in a way that your dog can understand. You and your dog will be happier if the dog lives in an environment where he knows the rules. Consistency is a priority. Your dog must believe the rules will remain the same from day to day.

What Jo's Clients Are Saying

Honestly Changed my Dog

“The training and tips you gave me honestly changed my dog and the relationship we have. Lukas is nearing his second birthday, and he is a completely different dog than the one I bought a year ago, and it is all thanks to you.”

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Dogs are Beyond Delightful

“I don’t need anything just thinking about you lately and wanted to say hi! The dogs are beyond delightful and do so well off leash! Thank you for giving me wonderful pets!”

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Truly a Pleasure

“Hello Johanna, It was truly a pleasure working with you. Thank you for your time and patience!”

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Patient, Helpful & Encouraging

“Johanna is great! She is patient, helpful encouraging and so much fun to work with. After a couple of lessons we moved beyond where I imagined we could get in the entire 6 week course. I would recommend talking with her if you need some help training your dog.”

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Life Changing is Not an Exaggeration

“Johanna’s extensive knowledge and experience was exactly what I needed. She provided me with breed specific training tailored to my dog. Life changing is not an exaggeration of the progress we’ve made in 6 short weeks.”

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Extremely Knowledgeable & Experienced

“With Johanna’s help and expertise, she completely changed our dog! Johanna is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. It’s clear from how she approaches training that she truly cares about the long-term well-being of the dogs.”

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