Tail-Blazers Hall Of Fame
Some of my favourite students (They are ALL my favourite students)
Clyde loves communicating with his mouth. We have been working on his general impulse control and some bonus muzzle training.
This is Willow. At 8 llbs and new to Chelsea she was understandably nervous. We have worked on building resilience, crate training, leash skills and she is now a confident queen navugating the streets of Manhattan!
Despite Jefe's giant head, he is a nervous boy, dealing with some sound sensitivities. I have been working with his foster to help him get acclimated to his Bronx home.
Together Mango's owner and I put plan in place to help him feel more relaxed seeing other dogs outdoors.
Jasper is my first deaf client! I worked with his foster on some visual and tactile cues to help their communications
Lucia gets a little scared around men. outdoors (same girl). Her emotional support stuffy definitely helps, but we have also been work on rewarding calm behaviour and confidence building around strangers.
Knicky is my ACC foster superstar. He would get nervous around other dogs, with some consistency and patience he can now pass dogs on the street with ease!
Champ quickly mastered the art of remaining calm around other dogs.
Brock liked eating things on the street (some were nasty, but I am not here to shame). Brock left training with a strong leave it cue and we worked on making him comfortable wearing a muzzle as an extra insurance policy.
