As a Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) with a degree in Education and Behavioral Neuroscience from The University of Texas, I ground my work in both learning theory and canine behavior science. These foundations guide my teaching style with human clients and allow me to create training plans that support both the dog and their parents as a team. My approach is holistic, adaptable, and centered on understanding the “why” behind the behavior.

I’ve been working professionally with dogs since 2017, when I started my own dog walking business, Lotus Pet Sitting. Spending my days with so many different dogs gave me a deep understanding of their individual personalities and how those traits shape their communication with us, something that continues to be one of my favorite parts of dog training.

In 2020, I shifted my focus to working with shy, nervous, and reactive dogs. I quickly learned how meaningful this is to me and how much these dogs benefit from patient, thoughtful support. Recognizing their fears helped me connect with them in a more intentional way, and those small moments of trust building into real progress are still some of the most rewarding parts of my job.

My methodology is science-based, fear-free, and rooted in building genuine trust between dogs and their parents.