Pet Training FAQ

Check out frequently asked questions about my holistic pet training programs & coaching sessions.

You will be working directly with me. I don’t have other trainers. So yes, it’s a relationship 😁

Absolutely! Yes. They are sensitive; not aggressive. And they are in a great deal of suffering. 

Behaviour is a dynamic thing. All behaviors are treatable and trainable once we identify their root causes. It might take us more time with chronic behaviors; since they are so wired up, but that’s it.

I have an unlimited faith in our pets’ ability to heal and improve, and they always proof me right.

We are a good fit if:

They are a “Done with you” result-focused coaching programs aimed to dissolve behavior problems for good, create harmony and peace at home, improve your relationship with your furbabies, their relationship with each other, and help you understand them on a deeper level.

I will give you all the tools and support you need in the process, so you won’t need me or any other trainer ever again 🙂

Yes, making your dogs and cats happy and fulfilled, and dissolving their struggles for good is my calling, that’s why I do what I do. I’m very committed to making real progress, and producing long lasting results.

I believe in transformation; not information.

If you do the work, results are inevitable.

It’s only a matter of “When”; not “If”, we get the desired outcome, since some chronic behaviours tend to take longer to dissolve.

None. There’s absolutely no difference between in-person and remote training. My job is to train YOU. You are the one doing the work in all cases, but I will be with you every step of the way to guide and support you.

I do more remote training than in-person, and I have never had one compaint about it.

Yes. I’m training YOU; not your dog, and how to respond to them. This is also a personalized holistic dog training; not a mechanical one! There is no one size that fits all dog training.

Every dog is different, and every situation is different.

Given how your energy, emotions, mindset, and behaviours greatly impact your dog, regardless of whether our sessions are in-person or remotely, you will share with me videos of how you interact with you dog in various situations; including on walks, and how they respond to you, so I can show you your blind spots and coach you through it.

I will confirm you once you submit a booking request and I get your address.

You can also check out my in-person service area map on the contact page

Within Vancouver central locations. Please check out the map on the contact page

Absolutely! I can recommend a training program for you based on the number and type of pets you have, the current issues and how chronic they are.

This is about doing things differently; not doing more things; per say. It’s about having the right mindset and energy, doing the right things and setting up an effective daily routine that works for both you & your pets. 

Yes. But ideally not more than a month. We just need to plan for it together. And make sure that it won’t impact our progress in anyway.

I offer unlimited text support usually on Whatsapp for pet training programs. We can also talk or video chat in between sessions; if needed.

We will stay in touch in between sessions to keep me posted with progress, updates and to address any issues. Your pets are the ones leading the training, so their feedback is extremely important.

We can have pet online coaching sessions instead, so you progress at your own pace.

We can also switch to a pet training program at any point when you are ready.

Please submit a booking request from the service page you are interested in (Links are at the end of this page).

Booking requests are mandatory for all 1-on-1 pet coaching.

It takes ~ 7 months on average to successfully go through the cat-to-cat introduction stages.

It could take a bit long if we are reintroducing cats who have already had negative experieces with one another.

The Advanced Program (7 Sessions – 7 Months Commitment & supoort) is the minimum requirement for cat-to-cat introduction.

It never is! This is a relationship building process. The interactions between 2 cats is usually a reflection of each cat’s individual issues and struggles. So meeting each cat’s need and dissolving their individual issues is a MUST to prepare them for a successful introduction.

Unfortuantely cat parents usually go through the introduction process way too fast, and without setting up the proper foundation.

Cats introductions must progress at the cats’ pace; not yours.

It takes about ~ 5 months on average to go through the dog-to-cat introduction stages. And it must progress at the cat’s pace. Cats are the ones leading the entire process; not dogs.