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Belmont
BRINGING PEOPLE AND THEIR CANINE FAMILY MEMBERS TOGETHER THROUGH CONFIDENCE, PATIENCE, AND CONSISTENCY. Helping dogs and people with any behavior problem is what I do best. I tailor each training plan individually, as each dog and their human(s) are individuals. I incorporate many different training techniques, based on positive training methods and dog psychology, to modify and change behaviors that are needed in our busy human world to ensure your dog is well balanced and trusted.
Dave Zygadlo
I really would like to recommend Mike's ability as a coach. He knows how to coach both dogs and humans to bring about results. Just when you're ready to give up, he's there to support you and prove that it can be done. Thank you Mike! Your help has made the world of difference for us. We're still a work in progress, but we continue to work at it knowing that we can do it!
Belmont
Amanda Hurley
I moved to Boston with my recently rescued beagle terrier mix and the pace of city life was far too much for him. He was anxious and reactive to begin with but the bikes, the traffic, the extra pedestrians and everything else that you can run into on a city trip made our walks a very stressful time for both of us. I was referred to Janet and the moment she was around Casey, I could notice a change - he was more calm. She worked with Casey & educated my husband and I on how to use positive reinforcement and without her, I'm not sure how our story ended. With Janet's help, Casey became more confident, our walks were enjoyable and he was a happier dog. She is one in a million, working with Janet changed our lives.
True Fit Dog Training is a dog training service located in Arlington, MA and serves the neighboring towns. True Fit Dog Training offers both private in-home sessions and virtual online consultations to help fit your needs and your schedule. Having a dog should bring great joy. We strive to cater to your schedule and lifestyle to make the training process as stress-free and enjoyable as possible for both you and your dog!
During my Master's program in Mental Health Counseling at Boston College, my primary interest was in pet therapy. After searching for ways to marry my two interests of working with people and with dogs, I began to explore my options as a dog trainer. I am a VSA-Certified Dog Trainer (online) through the Victoria Stilwell Academy, a member of APDT (The Association of Professional Dog Trainers), and am a Certified Professional Dog Trainer through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, a certification that requires passing a comprehensive exam and hundreds of training hours. The companionship and comfort that dogs provide speaks for itself considering the vast number of families that choose to bring a dog into the family. Dogs are also great for teaching children empathy and nurturing skills. I train a wide range of dog behaviors ranging from teaching puppies basic manners to modifying behaviors such as excessive barking, leash reactivity, and separation anxiety.
When I got my first dog after college, I wanted to do it right. I started researching the best training methods, only to be flooded by a wealth of information about the "right" way to train a dog. And in the overwhelming amount of knowledge, I was drawn to positive reinforcement, which is a training method focused around using gentle and humane methods to make training fun for both dog and pet parent. As an experienced dog trainer now, I firmly believe dog behavior can be transformed and owners can build a bond and communicate in a way that dogs understand using powerful force-free, positive reinforcement-based tools and techniques.
Yes, I provide both in-person and virtual sessions and clients have not found the virtual sessions to be any less in terms of the quality of care they receive.
I am fully vaccinated and for in-person sessions, I require masks to be worn indoors. There is also the option to meet outdoors, in which case masks are optional for the client, although I wear it as a precautionary measure.
