Paws Look Listen

01/09/2024

This is an excellent use of environmental setup to promote success!

03/07/2024

It’s that time of year again 😖 Stay safe out there everyone!

More pets go missing on the 4th of July because of fireworks than any other day of the year. Here are some tips to help keep your furry friend safe during the holiday.

15/05/2024

Gordon is fully in agreement with leading experts 🤓🐶

15/05/2024

I’ve had a last minute opening in my calendar for my Easy Way program beginning later this week.

If any of my clients would love to have a refresher session or a couple weeks of field trip training, reach out to me!

Goofy photo of Gordon for tax 🥰

14/03/2024

I had the pleasure of joining our local community on Cincinnati Edition on 91.7 WVXU earlier today to discuss dog parks and training! I was happy to join Dr. Lilly our local veterinary behaviorist from OSU and a veterinarian from our wonderful MedVet.

If you missed the live presentation earlier, you can catch an encore airing of the show this evening at approximately 8:06 PM. Anyone is welcome to stream the program on demand as well. 

Dogs can be bullies, too, canine behavior experts say, and fights can result in dogs learning inappropriate behaviors from other dogs.

12/02/2024

I’m always very appreciative when my clients understand why I’m running a few minutes behind 😅

30/01/2024

Always a wonderful time at our local NPR station 91.7 WVXU! Thank you Lucy May and the rest of the team for having us on and producing a great show 🐶 🎙️

29/01/2024

Tune into 91.7 WVXU tomorrow Tuesday 1/30 at lunch time to hear me on Cincinnati Edition for their hour long pet show!

The program starts at noon (12:06 PM more precisely) and it will be available for streaming after for anyone that isn’t able to catch the program.

10/01/2024

I hope everyone is having a good start to the new year!

Beginning this year I am making some changes to my schedule. This is to allow for a healthier work-life balance and ensure I can keep helping all of my wonderful clients for years to come.

In addition to being my passion and my love, dog training can also be very fatiguing and difficult on all of us in the profession. We are not just working with puppies and silly dogs, but also very serious and at times world warping or upending behavioral issues or cases. This can result in a high rate of burnout and compassion fatigue for many of the people I share this industry with.

To help in this endeavor and keep me in good shape for (hopefully) many years to come, I am reducing my schedule 20% and shifting my hours slightly. I may make some additional changes as I navigate this new schedule and really appreciate all of your support as I help you and your four legged family members.

All my best,
Nick