Based on the experiences shared by our clients, training is a hands-on process for the whole family. As one client put it, Krystal works with “not only the dogs, but my wife and myself,” and another noted that she “assessed our family dynamics… listened to the issues we were having and presented an action plan.” You can expect an assessment of your dog and your household, a clear plan, and homework to reinforce between sessions.
Timelines vary by dog and by how consistently the family reinforces the training. One client reported that “in just a few short weeks, we saw a transformation that I never thought imaginable,” while another said their young, easily distracted puppy “was behaving and paying attention from the very first session.”
Yes. A recurring theme in our testimonials is that the training is as much for the people as it is for the dog. One client explained that Krystal “helps you to understand what makes your pet behave the way he/she does” and gives you “incredible tools to train your pet EXACTLY the way YOU want him/her trained.” Another said she “taught us to better understand our dog along the way.”
Our clients have described success with a range of specific issues, including nipping and herding the children, accidents in the house, scratching at the door, and pulling on the leash. As one owner wrote, “No matter the issue, Krystal had a solution.”
Yes. Several of the testimonials on this page describe in-home sessions — for example, “Krystal comes to our home and works with not only the dogs, but my wife and myself.”
We serve the Greater Fort Wayne area and surrounding communities, including Aboite, Roanoke, New Haven, Arcola, Huntertown, and Leo-Cedarville, as well as bordering cities in Ohio and Michigan.
