Small, real, and growing — the same Zoom-based coaching model as Brains, Bones and Behavior, applied to these six programs.
All coaching here runs over Zoom. Each program — snake and critter avoidance, prey drive, camping and hiking safety, Canine Shield, Pet Detective, and boundary training — is taught the same way: real games, explained clearly, practiced consistently.
Snake avoidance, for example, runs as a six-week class, meeting once a week. Other programs follow a similar shape — short, focused sessions rather than a single long lecture.
Tell us what's going on and which program fits — we'll follow up to schedule.
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The only in-person training Jamie does is board-and-train through the Service Dog Program — one dog at a time, with its own separate structure.
See the Service Dog Program →Very few trainers teach snake avoidance without a shock collar. None teach dangerous critter avoidance at all. Next summer, Jamie's taking these programs on the road in the Dragonfly — and looking for local hosts along the way to help set up in-person workshops.
The rough route, in order:
If you're near any of these stops and want to help organize a workshop — a venue, a group of interested dog owners, or both — use the form below. Dates along the route are still open.
Tell us about your area and we'll follow up to talk logistics.
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