When we adopted our first dog — a rough collie/border collie mix named Yeti — the humane society mentioned she had a “speaking habit.” We quickly learned that meant a very vocal, highly alert dog who barked at everything, especially any dog that crossed her line of sight, often p…Read full reviewClose full review
When we adopted our first dog — a rough collie/border collie mix named Yeti — the humane society mentioned she had a “speaking habit.” We quickly learned that meant a very vocal, highly alert dog who barked at everything, especially any dog that crossed her line of sight, often paired with serious leash pulling. Charlene was recommended to us, and through her patient instruction and guidance, we learned how to channel Yeti’s energy and focus in a productive way. After completing her group training class, Yeti was able to walk calmly past other dogs on park trails and village streets. We went from dreading walks to genuinely enjoying them. Charlene doesn’t just train dogs — she teaches owners how to build a better partnership with their dog, and that made all the difference for us.