Sensitive Dog

Sensitive Dog was founded in 2004 in Seattle. Sadie's inspiration for the title came from her observations of sensitive dogs. Humans differ from one another, but all dogs may be sensitive to changes within their environment and how family members interact. Many people have told us that their dogs are sensitive when we echo these words. However, we know the fact. All dogs are sensitive. A comprehensive lens looks at all our clients. We evaluate every area of dog behavior from the inside out – nutrition, stress, health issues, learning differences, and genetics. Some clients have stayed as friends for years after finishing their training program. They are our family, and we treat them better than they would shuffle alone. His/her Biology, Environment, and Psychology are the three most critical aspects of your dog. Traditional training methods usually only address dog psychology, so they have to keep repeating themselves when it comes to long-lasting success. Our holistic approach to working with dogs has solved the most difficult and frustrating things. We have put our 25 years of experience working with dogs and our network of national and local resources to work to help any dog and owner live a better life right away. We are here to help dogs who are disobedient, leash-walking, not coming when called, anxious, afraid of a specific thing, and compulsive. Our mission is to help people comprehend their dog's personality and learning style better.

Reviews consistently describe positive experiences that are uniformly positive, and current and past customers journal of their satisfaction. The trainers from the Sensitive Dog community, including Julie and Darcie, are patient, empathetic, attentive, and very supportive to the human and dog families they serve. In evaluations, customers shared how the training sessions were transformational and helped to resolve behavior issues, such as separation anxiety and leash pulling. They reported progress following the first visit, as well as emergency phone calls, email follow-ups, and case studies. The trainers tell owners why things aren't working before demonstrating and practicing alternative solutions. They also give personalized training techniques and tools tailored to the dog's behavior and the owner's ability to manage and control the situation. The reviews predict greater changes in the new sense of understanding and stronger relationships between the owners and their companions. Would-be customers should expect transformational services and intensively supportive training that changes the dog's behavior around the relevant family within the first session.