Start by telling us about your dog.
HOW THE ENQUIRY PROCESS WORKS
Start by completing the form below with as much detail as possible about your dog.
After I receive it, I will send you more detailed information about the program. If it still feels like the right fit, you can reply with questions or additional details. From there, I may recommend an assessment date and explain exactly how the first visit works.
Assessments begin with me personally picking your dog up in my car. Owners do not have to be present, but I do prefer to meet you and your dog at that first pickup when possible.
Once we agree on an assessment date, I will ask you to complete online registration before the visit.
This process helps us move carefully, make good decisions, and avoid rushing dogs into an environment that may or may not be right for them.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
First tell me about your dog
Complete the form below with as much honest detail as possible.
Then I’ll send more information.
I will respond with a fuller explanation of how the program works, what we look for, and what the assessment process involves.
If it still feels right, we keep talking.
Your reply helps me understand that you are seriously interested and gives me a better sense of your dog.
Then we schedule the assessment.
If your dog sounds like a possible fit, I will recommend an assessment date. I personally pick up assessment dogs in my car. Owners do not need to be present, but I prefer to meet you and your dog for that first pickup when possible.
Then you register online.
Once the assessment date is set, I will ask you to complete online registration before your dog’s first visit.
PEACE OF MIND STARTS HERE
Who this suits best
Dogs who benefit from careful introductions, close supervision, fear-free handling, and a more managed group experience.
What owners appreciate
A premium, door-to-door service that is managed from pickup to drop-off, with real feedback rather than guesswork.
What we value most
Starting carefully, making good decisions early, and setting dogs up to succeed rather than asking them to simply cope.