Heather Hamilton has been around dogs her whole life, and has decided to make them a permanent part of her life by embracing dog training. Her goal is to help families and their dogs achieve the ultimate reward: balance and harmony in their relationship.

She has studied canine psychology and behavior, canine nutrition, general wellness, canine anatomy, theriogenology, and different training techniques. She has had the opportunity to work with a few of the best trainers in the United States including Heather Beck from K9 Lifeline, and has applied what she has learned to her training styles.

In her experience, she has realized every dog is different, and prides herself on knowing how to handle different personality types and quirks, and finding what works best for your individual dog’s needs.

Heather has experience working with breeders, shelters, and rescues, so she is familiar how a dog’s history can form certain behaviors, and how each situation is different. While in the field, she has been able to experience working with many breeds, dogs of all ages and sizes, and many different temperaments ranging from submissive and fearful to over-assertive and dominant, pushy animals.

Heather is a certified member of the IACP. She attended the International School of Dog Trainers to obtain her certification in dog training and E-Touch. She also has her Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from Neumont University.