10/10/2024
🤎 In case we haven’t met....👇
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I (Gwenyn) spent years working in public health (holding a Master’s in Public Health and a Master’s in Business) while also studying dog training and animal behavior on the side. Before becoming a fully certified trainer, I worked with rescues, training rescue foster dogs, and worked under other dog trainers.👇
But I’m also a cross-over trainer 👇
I started out my dog training journey like many others, using balanced training I had seen replicated by those I surrounded myself with in the dog training world. This means I used aversive tools to train, I used corrections or punishment along with positive reinforcement.
🤎 I wouldn’t change my experiences for anything👉 I started out working in several specialities such as police dogs, personal protection, and service dog training.
Then I found my passion for working with the dogs that REALLY struggled. Aggressive, anxious, reactive, neurotic, all together crazy 😂☠️
I made it my BUSINESS to figure out the WHY behind these behaviors and to show others the HOW in addressing it 🤎
I realized as I continued to educate myself, the overlap of our dog training industry and public health. This led to my discovery and passion for One Health and force free training. This is why I talk a lot about social and environmental determinants of health, and the impacts of training methods and styles 🧠
The leap into the dog training world was terrifying but I believe in our mission to bring access and education on humane dog training to help pet parents make informed decisions👇
AND! I’m so grateful to have added a business partner, Jessica, this last year. She has been my missing puzzle piece in providing holistic and integrative training to our clients. As a certified canine nutritionist, trainer, and groomer, Jessica allows us to address the WHOLE dog.
We’re so excited to share more with this amazing community!
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