If your dog is anxious, reactive, or easily overstimulated, everyday life can feel exhausting.
Maybe your dog loses control when people come over, pulls nonstop on walks, reacts to other dogs, or can’t settle in the house.
You’re not alone — and you’re not failing.
These issues are incredibly common, and with the right structure and guidance, they can improve.
Virtual training allows me to assess your dog’s real behavior in your home environment and create a truly personalized plan.
It’s especially effective for anxious and reactive dogs because it reduces stress and pressure.
You’ll receive clear written instructions and ongoing support, making progress more consistent and long-lasting.
60-minute Zoom consultation to discuss your dog’s behavior, history, and goals
Detailed intake questionnaire to understand triggers, routines, and environment
Personalized written training plan tailored to your dog
Daily routine schedule to support calm behavior
Step-by-step training exercises with clear instructions
Management strategies to reduce problem behaviors immediately
Handling and communication tips for owners
Equipment recommendations (if needed)
Progress benchmarks so you know what success looks like
Email support for questions for 14 days
60-minute initial Zoom consultation to assess behavior and set training goals
Personalized written training plan tailored to your dog
Weekly 60-minute Zoom coaching sessions (4 total)
Weekly video review and personalized feedback
Plan updates and training adjustments based on progress
Email support for questions throughout the 4 weeks
Accountability check-ins to keep you on track
Daily routine schedule for calm behavior
Step-by-step training exercises with progression
Management strategies to reduce problem behaviors immediately
Handling and communication coaching for owners
Equipment recommendations (if needed)
Progress benchmarks to measure improvement
End-of-program summary with next-step recommendations
Q: My dog isn’t anxious — can you still help?
Absolutely. I work with a wide range of behavior challenges, including leash pulling, jumping, door manners, impulse control, and general obedience. Many of these issues are rooted in overstimulation or lack of structure, even if a dog isn’t clinically anxious.
Q: Does Virtual Dog Training really work?
Yes. Virtual training is highly effective, especially for anxiety, reactivity, and manners training. Because I coach you in your dog’s real environment and provide personalized written plans, many clients see faster and more sustainable results than with traditional sessions.
Q: What do I need for a virtual training plan?
A phone, tablet, or laptop, a stable internet connection, and the ability to upload short videos of your dog. I’ll guide you through exactly what to film.
Q: How long does it take to see results?
Every dog is different, but most clients see noticeable improvements within 2–4 weeks when they follow their training plan consistently.
Does virtual dog training really work?
Q: How do I get started?
Choose the training package that best fits your needs. After booking, you’ll receive an intake questionnaire and instructions to upload short videos of your dog. We’ll schedule your consultation and begin building your personalized training plan.
If you’re ready to help your dog feel calmer, more confident, and more in control, you’re in the right place. Schedule a free 15-minute call to get more information.
