Better Behavior. Deeper Bonds. Zero Judgment.
Navigating behavior challenges with science and kindness.
Giving you the tools to reduce stress and enjoy a better life with your pet.
How we get there...
Cut Through the Noise
There’s a lot of conflicting advice out there about training and tools.
Google and social media influencers don't know you and your pet, but I will.
I provide expert guidance tailored to your unique situation and your pet’s needs.
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Understand What Your Pet is Telling You
Behavior is communication.
I’ll help you understand what your pet is saying so you can feel less frustration
and more of a connection built on trust and mutual respect.
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Practical Tools for Real Life
We use humane, low-stress methods that are backed by science but easy to learn and simple to maintain.
My goal isn’t just to give you a plan; it’s to make sure you feel confident and capable
of helping your pet thrive in your actual, everyday life.
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Get Back to Enjoying Life With Your Pet
​You didn’t bring a pet into your life to be another source of stress.
Let's create moments - more tail-wags, more purrs - that remind you of
the joy of having a companion who makes your world feel a little lighter.
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Cat behavior is a focus of my practice.
Whether you have one cat or eight, I can help.
​I specialize in working with shy, under-socialized, and fearful dogs and puppies.
Karen gave us the tools to be able to have visitors and new people introduced to our dog in a way that would make him take his guard down and widen his circle of people he can trust. We have been through multiple trainers prior to Karen with no success, but instantly Karen proved to have a gift at helping our pup.
Dog Behavior Client
Kyle M.
We were at our wits end, and had almost resigned ourselves to a future of two cats living completely separately in the same house. Your plan helped us re-introduce them in a way that they found meaningful, and now they are the very best of friends and cat-sisters. Thank you so much for your help, guidance and kindness!
Cat Behavior Client
Bob A.