Rachel's Dog Training Approach

Rachel developed her training approach based on what she knew.  Social work.  A structured approach for intake, evaluation and treatment planning.  Individual and group therapy sessions.  She created a dog-training method based on a social work model.  And it worked. Perhaps because in many ways dog training is an alternative form of social work.  We never look at the dog’s behavior in a vacuum. Aways, in the course of training, we end up addressing human behaviors.  The ‘social work’ model and clinical experience served another purpose over time as Rachel evolved towards a niche offering in service and therapy dog training, for which she was uniquely qualified. This is the area of the business that Rachel continues to focus on.   Producing incredible dogs who improve the lives of their owners in a clinical or therapeutic context.  She finds it intense and incredibly rewarding.