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Janet Vera Dog Training
Helping Dogs and People Thrive Together
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Helping dogs and their people thrive together.
Training With Heart
Training That Builds Trust
Understanding Their Comfort Zone
Training That Builds Trust
We use thoughtful, science-informed positive reinforcement to reduce stress, encourage learning, and strengthen the bond you share with your dog.
Grow Closer, Every Day
Understanding Their Comfort Zone
Training That Builds Trust
A strong relationship grows through understanding. Learn to read your dog’s body language and build connection with play, fun games, and everyday moments.
Understanding Their Comfort Zone
Understanding Their Comfort Zone
Understanding Their Comfort Zone
For dogs who feel worried or reactive, we pay close attention to what feels manageable. We’ll help you notice your dog’s signals and support their wellbeing with patience and care.
Training That Builds Trust
Personalized, In-Home Training
Personalized, In-Home Training
Personalized, In-Home Training
Get one-on-one guidance tailored to your dog, your family, and everyday life at home. You’ll work directly with Janet from your first session through your training goals. With 14 years of experience in shelter, rescue, and foster work, Janet brings patient, practical support to each partnership. Together, you’ll focus on understanding you
Get one-on-one guidance tailored to your dog, your family, and everyday life at home. You’ll work directly with Janet from your first session through your training goals. With 14 years of experience in shelter, rescue, and foster work, Janet brings patient, practical support to each partnership. Together, you’ll focus on understanding your dog and building helpful behaviors using fear-free training. Before getting started, you’ll review and sign a service agreement and waiver.
Small Steps, More Clarity
Personalized, In-Home Training
Personalized, In-Home Training
Training can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Call or send a note to request a free phone consultation. Start with realistic expectations, especially when your dog’s history is uncertain, and focus on one clear next step. Rather than relying on repeated “no” cues, show your dog what you’d like them to do and r
Training can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Call or send a note to request a free phone consultation. Start with realistic expectations, especially when your dog’s history is uncertain, and focus on one clear next step. Rather than relying on repeated “no” cues, show your dog what you’d like them to do and reward that behavior. For example, reward four paws on the floor or practice a sit when greeting guests. If your dog chews shoes or counter-surfs, thoughtful management can help prevent the behavior while you work on alternatives.
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