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    Smart Paws Private Training - Amelia Olson

    5.0 (50 reviews)
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    I wouldn't have been able to solve Dolly's separation anxiety without Amelia's help. I spent over two years trying to solve this problem on my own and you can imagine, it only got worse. She'd bark and howl, disturbing the neighbors, and get destructive, licking the paint off the front door and chewing on the wall of my new condo and furniture. It was awful. I finally sought professional help. It changed my life. I hung on every word that Amelia said and followed her instructions every day, 24/7 and still do. This is not a quick fix but Dolly and I kept with it and continue to every day. I can't say she loves her crate, but she knows this is her place when Mom goes out. I have a camera and keep an eye on her. Dolly is basically a very good girl but Amelia addressed a few additional concerns I had with her behavior. I was always worried she'd run out the front door or car door when it was open. Amelia helped me solve those issues as well as leave it/take it, watch me, and come. All training is positive and with loving care. I speak to my dog in the softest voice possible and she listens. Amelia is just a lovely person and although I have one session saved for any future issues, I miss her. We always had fun together. That's what training should be. In addition, Amelia was also my cheerleader as I'd update her on Dolly's progress. Whenever I asked her a question she responded promptly. Hiring her was a great decision. Thank you Amelia for giving me my life back.

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    Karina A.

    My partner and I adopted a cattle dog/Shepard mix as a puppy and knew that we needed a trainer right away. I contacted a few and decided to go with Amelia because I liked her approach and getting straight to the training on day 1. Amelia spent the entire hour training and in the process she provided effective methods that to this day still work when my puppy needs a little nudge/reminder. She gave us homework to work on and at the beginning of each session we went through it to ensure that we followed through as owners but also to note areas that still needed work. She was also always available and even recommended products that would help us through the training process. I cannot recommend her enough and her love for animals shines through!

    THE best behaved pups, thanks to Amelia and Smart Paws!
    Minda C.

    Amelia is THE dog whisperer. She's trained all 3 of my dogs over the course of the last 10 years. My first dog (Minky) was a 7 year old rescue Minpin who was returned to the shelter for behavior issues. It's true,with Amelia's help, you can teach an old dog new tricks! Not only did Minky overcome her poor potty habits, but she eagerly learned all of the obedience basics. My other 2 dogs were adopted as puppies and Amelia's worked her magic on them as well. I wouldn't go anywhere else to anyone else for training either a new puppy or an older dog. She's 5-star in my book!

    Amelia came to my rescue with my 3 mos old GSD mix who had too much sass and attitude. We had 10 sessions together in 2012 and today my GSD Rottie mix is still a great walker, great to run errands with, and of course great with all our friends, both human and canine :) I have shared Amelia's name with many folks. Thank you Amelia! From Andrea and Reba :)

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