We bring dogs into our lives expecting joy, companionship, laughter, walks in the sunshine, and the comfort of unconditional love. But when a beloved dog struggles with behavioral or medical concerns, the experience can shift in ways few people anticipate. Beneath the daily care routines and training plans, there’s often an undercurrent of emotional exhaustion, guilt, and even grief. The Weight of Worry Living with a dog who is anxious, reactive, or chronically ill means livi

When you bring your dog to an initial assessment and subsequent sessions, it may look like we’re just observing or chatting—but there’s a...

When you have a question, you probably open your phone or laptop and type it into Google. With just a few clicks, you can find answers,...

We all talk to our dogs. A lot. Whether it’s a casual “good morning,” a heartfelt “I love you,” or a frustrated “why did you do that?”,...