Co-Owner, Lead Dog Trainer

Bryce is a dedicated dog trainer and current student at the prestigious Academy for Dog Trainers, bringing over ten years of hands-on experience in the pet care industry. His background includes supervising a high-end doggy daycare and boarding facility, running his own dog walking and pet sitting business since the age of 12, and playing a key role in caring for and training over 60 high-risk foster dogs (and counting), gaining invaluable experience with a wide range of behaviors and temperaments.

Throughout his career, he has worked with hundreds of dogs, from puppies to seniors and timid to high-energy, making him highly adaptable and confident in handling dogs of all breeds and personalities.

Bryce specializes in helping dogs with reactivity issues by getting to the root cause of the behavior and adjusting from there. He also utilizes the calm guidance of his own fluffy business partners, Aurora and Reba, to help dogs experiencing reactivity to reach a more balanced and neutral state.

Co-Owner, Operations Manager

Amber brings over ten years of professional experience in the pet care industry, combining a deep passion for animals with a strong foundation in science-based training methods. Her background includes working in a veterinary clinic, supervising a busy dog daycare and boarding facility, and running her own dog walking and pet sitting business.

Throughout her life, Amber has cared for hundreds of dogs and has personally raised, fostered, or adopted more than 10 dogs. This hands-on experience with dogs of all ages, sizes, and temperaments has shaped her intuitive, patient approach to training.

Amber has a special affinity for fearful and reactive dogs. She excels at helping them build confidence and trust using science-backed techniques and compassionate guidance, teaching them not just to cope, but to thrive.

Aurora eloquently uses her grace and charm to get fearful and reactive dogs out of their shell. She’s also the main character in every play group and makes sure every dog has a blast. She is on a lifelong mission to make as many friends as possible, and her score is the best that we have seen.

At the end of the day, dogs are dogs’ best teachers. This is one reason why it is so important for young puppies to stay with their mom and siblings for their first 8-12 weeks to learn how to read other dogs social cues and respect boundaries. Athena has made it her lifelong mission to teach other dogs how to respect boundaries and understand other dog's body language in a well-executed and graceful way.