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The perfect dog for you, is just A Click Away!
Bristol, VT - 802-349-1795
Emily Lewis is co founder of the Vermont Professional Dog Trainer's Network, a Full Member of the Pet Professional Guild and an AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator. She is currently serving Chittenden, Addison & Rutland Counties, VT and Essex County, NY.
Emily loves working with pet parents and their dogs to strengthen the human animal bond through positive training. Over the last 15+ years she has worked with a variety of breeds from terriers to mastiffs to mutts. She has experience with rescue dogs and the unique issues they face - and is the proud owner of three of her very own. She has also owned and trained deaf, blind, and physically impaired dogs, and this is an area close to her heart.
Emily will come to you, when it's convenient for you, for positive reinforcement based: service dog training, good manners training, obedience training, problem solving and behavior consultations.
She has experience with, and is able to help you and your pet overcome: anxiety - resource guarding - dog to dog aggression - leash reactivity - and many other behavioral issues.
Emily will never use fear or pain to train your dog. Instead, you will work together to create a relationship between you and your dog, building a life time of trust and communication. Every one of Emily's clients gets a customized training plan to make their dog training goals a reality.
Group AKC Canine Good Citizen, Reactive Rover, obedience, agility & rally classes, and day training services are now available at Comfort Hill Kennel in Vergennes, VT.
Emily loves working with pet parents and their dogs to strengthen the human animal bond through positive training. Over the last 15+ years she has worked with a variety of breeds from terriers to mastiffs to mutts. She has experience with rescue dogs and the unique issues they face - and is the proud owner of three of her very own. She has also owned and trained deaf, blind, and physically impaired dogs, and this is an area close to her heart.
Emily will come to you, when it's convenient for you, for positive reinforcement based: service dog training, good manners training, obedience training, problem solving and behavior consultations.
She has experience with, and is able to help you and your pet overcome: anxiety - resource guarding - dog to dog aggression - leash reactivity - and many other behavioral issues.
Emily will never use fear or pain to train your dog. Instead, you will work together to create a relationship between you and your dog, building a life time of trust and communication. Every one of Emily's clients gets a customized training plan to make their dog training goals a reality.
Group AKC Canine Good Citizen, Reactive Rover, obedience, agility & rally classes, and day training services are now available at Comfort Hill Kennel in Vergennes, VT.
Emily attended an intensive day of learning on intra-household dog-dog aggression from nationally-recognized experts at the IAABC Conference 2018. The seminars presented by Michael Shikashio and Trish Loehr focused on treating dog-dog aggression, and safely breaking up dog fights.
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October 2017: Emily attended a 2-day intensive HANDS-ON workshop, conducted by nationally-recognized aggression experts Michael Shikashio and Trish McMillan Loehr. Participants will gain hands-on experience in defensive handling and leash skills; learn what is needed before and while working with aggressive dogs, and see videos of behavior modification in aggression cases. This extraordinary opportunity covers both dog-dog aggression and dog-human aggression.
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In May 2016 Emily attended Dr. Susan Friedman's two day intensive Living and Learning with Animals seminar. The seminar covered the most up to date learning theory, and it's application in treating behavioral issues in our animal friends. http://www.behaviorworks.org |
Emily attended the Pet Professional Guild's first annual education summit in November 2015. She attended lectures and work shops from leaders in the training and behavior industry like Dr. Karen Overall, Ken McCort, Janis Bradley, Emily Larlham, Pat Miller, Angelica Steiniker, Brad & Lisa Waggoner and more!
Emily attended the APDT conference in 2014. In addition to the regular conference proceedings, she completed Gail Fisher's Canine Social and Psychological Development and Dr. Susan Friedman's Living and Learning with Animals: The Science Behind Training and Application for Best Outcomes, certificate courses.