980-598-0007
Professional Dog Trainer, Behaviorist,
& Consultant
Ikie is a professional dog trainer with years of dedicated working experience. Ikie is expertly educated, has graduated from Highland K9 International School for Dog Trainers, and is skilled in training obedience, service dogs, scent work, personal protection, apprehension, search & rescue, and behavior modification.
Ikie has worked with dogs in a variety of different dog care settings over the years, including daycares, dog walks, working dog kennels, and animal shelters, and offers professional consultation for businesses seeking to elevate their field as well as employee education for daycare staff.
About
impact
Quality dog training can transform both humans and dog’s lives. Taking steps to ensure that you and your dog are living in harmony can look like preparing to bring your first dog into its forever home, teaching an old dog new tricks, or helping a rescue move forward from a troubled past.
Through training you can strengthen your relationship with your dog by giving them the experiences needed to know how to trust their handler and expand their world by giving them the tools they need to navigate it. You also equip yourself with the knowledge to better understand your dog and the resources to set you up for success.
Providing dogs with a happy and healthy life is a deeply rewarding experience.
Services
Training Programs
Training Programs include an individualized training program to fit your dog's needs.
Flexible scheduling options include private lessons, in-home training, and daycare training.
Solutions for obedience, aggression, fear, housebreaking, leash pulling & more
Specialized training including clicker training, scent trailing, and trick training
Business Consultation
Elevate your business with professional help to identify issues, and work with you to manage them.
In the Pet Care Industry, good reputations are earned by businesses that excel in safety, and have experienced staff who are professionally trained to handle the animals they care for.
Staff who are educated in subjects such as reading a dog's body language, identifying health issues, understanding breed differences, behavioral issues and learning theory, are able to follow clear guidelines on how to keep a controlled work environment.