Hi, I'm Kelsey
Hi, I'm Kelsey
Embedded Files
My compassion for animals runs deep into childhood and has been a guiding force throughout my life. Over the years, that passion has grown into a career dedicated to helping dogs and their families build stronger, more trusting relationships. I am certified as a Veterinary Assistant, Dog Trainer (DDT), and Canine Behavior Consultant (DCBC), with specialized knowledge in supporting dogs who are sensitive, shy, reactive, or nervous.
My compassion for animals runs deep into childhood and has been a guiding force throughout my life. Over the years, that passion has grown into a career dedicated to helping dogs and their families build stronger, more trusting relationships. I am certified as a Veterinary Assistant, Dog Trainer (DDT), and Canine Behavior Consultant (DCBC), with specialized knowledge in supporting dogs who are sensitive, shy, reactive, or nervous.
As both a trainer and a dog owner, I understand firsthand the challenges and rewards of working with a reactive dog. My own dog, Basil—a sensitive Border Collie Kelpie—has taught me the profound impact a dog’s behavior can have on a household. Through him, I’ve developed not only a deeper professional understanding but also a personal appreciation for the patience, empathy, and dedication it takes to help a dog feel safe and thrive within a family.
As both a trainer and a dog owner, I understand firsthand the challenges and rewards of working with a reactive dog. My own dog, Basil—a sensitive Border Collie Kelpie—has taught me the profound impact a dog’s behavior can have on a household. Through him, I’ve developed not only a deeper professional understanding but also a personal appreciation for the patience, empathy, and dedication it takes to help a dog feel safe and thrive within a family.
Outside of training, I love spending time outdoors year-round—whether hiking, fishing, or exploring with my family. That same adventurous spirit carries into my work, where I encourage dogs and their owners to build confidence together in real-life situations. My goal is to make training a positive, rewarding journey that strengthens the bond between dog and family, creating harmony at home and beyond.
Outside of training, I love spending time outdoors year-round—whether hiking, fishing, or exploring with my family. That same adventurous spirit carries into my work, where I encourage dogs and their owners to build confidence together in real-life situations. My goal is to make training a positive, rewarding journey that strengthens the bond between dog and family, creating harmony at home and beyond.
Because training is about connection, not correction
Because training is about connection, not correction
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse