Do You Need To Change Or Improve Your Dog’s Behavior?

Learn the fundamentals of training your dog to have great manners and obedience or get help with the advanced methods for working through behavior problems. 

My integrative behavior training focuses on developing your dog’s willing attention, self control and eager responsiveness to commands. I do this through techniques that make sense naturally to dogs.

Integrating structured games individually suited to your dog and you, exercise and body work all in the same sessions to help your dog increase trust, relaxation, self control and joy. This prepares the dog emotionally to adapt and blossom, improving the issues you want to change.

Working with a highly knowledgeable certified behavior instructor provides you with the innovative approaches and effectiveness you want.

Chris Redenbach CDBC, CBCC-KA is immersed in understanding what makes dogs tick and how to best form partnerships between owners and dogs respecting the needs and personalities of both. She is adept at this from decades of studying dog behavior both in real life and academia as well as training thousands of dogs with their owners through the decades. Chris realizes that learning a new skill that requires both mental and physical competency is not easy, so she is respectful, patient and gently humerous to help owners grasp the fundamentals of the art of training and make sure their dog understands clearly. In short, she believes that low stress learning for both dog and owner leads more rapidly to successfully achieving goals. Not content with just helping train an obedient dog, Chris finds structured “play” type activities that both you and your dog enjoy thoroughly and gives you this outlet for fun and companionship. She can provide this well rounded “integrative” program because of her decades of experience training dogs for various sports like French Ring, AKC Obedience, and real work (like detector dogs, police dogs, agility dogs, and more) combined with her academic background (psychology-neuroscience) and numerous mentorships with highly respected ethologists and animal behaviorists. Learn more about Chris Redenbach here.