⁉️ Can you just move in?


I hear it all the time.

"Can you just move in with us? My dog is so good when you're here."

"I wish I could text you every time something weird happens."

"It's the little stuff I second-guess—like, was that the right call? Should I have done something different?"

No, I can't move in 🤣 But I can be in your pocket.

Dream Dog is my small-group program for people with reactive, anxious, or over-the-top dogs—and it's built around exactly what you're asking for: daily access to me.

Ask as many questions as you'd like - no limit! Post a videos and get feedback. Share a win (or a disaster) and get support from people who actually get it. Ask the tiny questions that feel silly but matter - I'm here for you.

Doors are open now and close July 29th.

If you've been wishing you had me right there to help troubleshoot —not once a week, not once a month, but when things are actually happening—this is it.

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If you are thinking about Dream Dog, but have questions or aren't sure if it is for you, please book a call to discuss what your plan inside the program could look like.

Dream Dog

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Struggling with your dog’s big feelings and reactivity?
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