My name is Jade Burdick and I am a certified professional dog trainer. My mission is to teach people how to effectively communicate with and understand dogs so owners can get the most out of their dogs. I have had a passion for animals, particularly dogs, my whole life so there is no wonder why I chose dog training as a career. I have experience with dogs of all breeds and animals of all species,
having owned and worked with them my entire life. I worked as a veterinary assistant for nine years at a mixed animal practice, was employed at Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine as a student worker while attending college and I have worked at an equestrian facility in Baton Rouge as an instructor teaching horseback riding lessons to the public. In 2011 I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science from LSU. I then went on to receive my certification as a Canine Trainer and Behavior Modification Professional, Service Dog Trainer, Search and Rescue Dog Trainer and Detection Dog Trainer from Highland Canine, where I stayed to intern for a couple of months. I gained experience handling, training and working with pet dogs, working dogs and service dogs. I am dedicated to enhancing the lives of dogs and their owners, whether they are a beloved pet or working companion. I understand what it takes for people and animals to work together as a team. I offer a variety of training services to dogs regardless of age, size, breed and discipline. I am willing to customize training programs to meet the needs of dogs and their owners/handlers to ensure results. I treat any dog as if they were my own and realize no two dogs are the same. I think dogs and people should continue to learn from one another and grow together. You can feel confident choosing me as your dog trainer with my qualifications, dedication and passion for dogs. If you have any questions or would like to get started with a free evaluation to choose a training program for you and your dog, don't hesitate to call. Please feel free to check out my website. http://southerncanine.org
