I sought help from Dr. Goldman for an issue with one of our adult male cats spraying outside of the litter box multiple times a day for for last 8 months after the integration of another cat in the home. After only one virtual session with Dr. Goldman + implementing her treatment plan, the inappropriate spraying stopped entirely. Dr. Goldman was informative, efficient, insightful, professional, and so incredibly knowledgeable. She brought an immense amount of relief to our home! read more

Doctor Goldman saved our awesome but big- fanged prone to bite cat, Socks. I admit I was hesitant at first. However, during our first visit I learned a LOT from Dr. Goldman and we were given specific direction and tactics for how to help our angsty former street cat live the best non- biting life with us. I did everything Dr. Goldman advised and absolutely everything worked. Socks' behavior is not "fixed" but we, his caretakers, learned a lot about how to understand his thinking and provide him with avenues out of stress, fear and aggression. I can't recommend Dr. Goldman enough. She is friendly, present and actually interested in your pet at a deepmlevel. She is smart, funny, kind and a very knowledgeable and generous expert. if you have an animal behavior situation on hand, Dr. Goldman is an excellent option for you and your pet. I trust her guidance completely and am colossally grateful for her expertise. We were considering euthanizing our beloved Socks for three bad bites on a human- me. Since working with Dr. Goldman that is no longer a scary possibility because it is not necessary and would have taken an awesome but somewhat troubled cat out of out of our family. I am looking forward to our next appointment to report back on how well her strategies are working for us. read more

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Jill helped us with our Shiba Inu puppy who had severe fear and anxiety issues. She has taught us so much through the process and I am left with a profound amount of knowledge after the fact. Our family couldn't be more thankful for her services and all that she has done for us. We intend to use her services for any new pets we decide to welcome into our home. I have nothing but the utmost respect for her and the work that she does. Trust me when I say that working with Jill will be one of the best decisions you will ever make. read more

She was incredibly helpful with our beautiful 17-year-old cat who had taken to waking us up at all hours to get fed. A new type of behavior. She gave us the tough talk that it was us, not the cat who needed behavior training... smile. Her suggestions worked and in no time Molly was back to her regular eating pattern. I will be calling her again for our next challenge. read more

Dr. Goldman helped out with a difficult situation I had when I moved taking 2 of my 7 cats. One was older and one was a stray kitten I had recently found in my bushes. The stray bullied and attacked the older cat incessantly. We worked virtually sending videos. She did not think the 2 would integrate because of their ages and backgrounds. I worked very hard with her recommendations and although it took 2 1/2 years, I finally integrated them. Now I have moved home with all the cats integrated. I can't recommend her highly enough. Although a difficult situation, she has good techniques but it is up to the owner to have the patience to be consistent. read more

I have worked with Dr. Goldman for the past 6 months. Her deep understanding of both animal and human behavior has really helped me to not only understand my pet, she helped me understand myself too. Pets and Owners need training to live, work and play together harmoniously; Dr. Goldman realizes how both need to work together. I'm completely amazed at how she identified how my behavior was causing my dog to "mis-behave." Once I realized what "not" to do, it was easy to stop and my dog is all the better for the advice. I highly recommend working with Dr. Goldman. I'm jealous of all those folks near Laguna Beach that get to work with Dr. Goldman directly. I'm very grateful for all the help and support that she has been able to provide me. I'm sure that if my dog could talk, she'd say the same thing as well. read more

I contacted Dr. Goldman after a very terrifying trip to the emergency room with our new puppy. Turns out we did a terrible job introducing her to our 7 year old Lab, and as much as he tried to let us know he wasn't happy, we weren't paying attention. Anyway, they got in a bit of a tussle over a toy and i was bereft. i called the breeder and told her we might have to rehome little Hazel. Then I called Dr. Goldman. At the time we also had a very sick and dying dog which was adding to the complicated dynamics of our house, as well as the two human who are often at odds with how to handle the dogs! Dr. Goldman stepped into the situation and as soon as she started watching the dogs and talking about them, I knew we were going to be ok under her watch. She has taught us to "read" the lab and understand when he is reaching his threshold with the puppy. Working with her has helped increase the threshold for the lab as well, so that now he can sit in the living room and watch her play with his favorite toys! It's amazing. She is helping us teach the puppy how to have boundaries with us and the lab (aka "her boss"). Dr. Goldman cares deeply about each and every animal in the world. I see it when we were out walking with her and our dogs. She is calm, wise and very intuitive. It makes no sense to me to read a review that doesn't love her as much as my family does. She is worth every penny. I honestly don't think we would have kept the puppy if she hadn't come into our lives and that would have been a huge loss for us. Having animals is a huge commitment, and one of the responsibilities is to understand your animal and communicate with them, and Dr. Goldman teaches us how to do that. We are very very grateful. read more

I contacted Dr. Goldman after an incident with my dog regarding toy guarding. I was utterly distraught and immediately started looking for ways to help my dog overcome her issues! Thank God the SPCALA's training website recommended Dr. Goldman. At our appointment, Dr. Goldman assessed my dog and came up with a personalized treatment plan. She patiently walked my dog and I through each treatment step, answering all of our questions along the way. She even answered a few of my questions outside of the follow-up period, even reaching out to me to ensure all of my questions were answered. I cannot thank Dr. Goldman enough. She has single-handedly improved both me and my dog's lives. I feel an even stronger connection with my dog and I know I'll be able to come to her for any future concerns. Thank you Dr. Goldman!! read more

I just noticed that Jill's intern had written back to the review and wanted to make a note. In my original review, I have fully acknowledged and disclosed that the dog and the case was extremely complicated and the review was not based on the outcome. My main concern and criticism for Jill was her lack of professionalism (not having the assessment we filled out, tardiness, bringing in a film crew without consent, filming without disclosing what it was for, being distracted by the filming and camera crew, not telling us at what point we were over our time and would be charged extra) and in our opinion as a client receiving her professional service, lack of confidence she exuded dealing with our dog. I suppose having one of her team members write extremely hurtful response on yelp insulting us as a family can be added on the list of unprofessionalism as well. This was not a personal attack to Jill. My family is not perfect (who is) and I do not appreciate being insulted publicly and told "the family should do a canine world a favor and never get another dog!" and Jerry Springer like. Jill and her team were with us for a few hours (for hundreds of dollars). How would they know what the whole story of our family and situation. I can only reiterate the lack of professionalism that this team brings. Perhaps if the lack of professionalism (mentioned above) did not happen, we would have had more confidence in Jill's work. This rating is about our experience with Jill as a hired professional. Unfortunately, she did not exude confidence to deal with this complicated, incorrectly trained dog. This is a perspective that was also shared by another yelp reviewer. B.J. shared the same experience of tardiness, charged for extra hours without warning, not reviewing the assessment prior to arrival, on her computer for long periods of the consultation, and giving the impression that she was not confident in dealing with these complex cases. I am personally an event consultant and as someone who sells their service, I believe it is important to be professional. This also includes not publicly personally attacking my client when my work is critiqued by them and continuing to improve my business. I would hold my team accountable for the same level of professionalism to ensure that my business image meets my own expectations. read more

Unfortunately, our experience with Dr. Goldman was not very good. We had asked her to come to our new place that we had just moved into to assess one of our three cats which had started eliminating outside the litter box exactly at the same time that I had started dating my boyfriend (and got pregnant soon after). We had already tried to make the obvious changes that were suggested online (keeping the litter boxes extremely clean, offering more litter boxes, etc). While Dr. Goldman gave us some really good suggestions to fix the secondary problem of two of our cats not getting along, she was just not listening to what we thought the problem with our cat (the pooper) was. While she kept insisting that the problem was the litter boxes, I tried again and again to direct the conversation back to what we assumed the problem was - a behavioral one. I was able to pinpoint exactly when and how the problem started and communicated that to her. She sent us her assessment a few days later with her suggestions of changing the litter box situation. We followed her suggestions with no results. I send her an email uttering my concern that I thought the changes would probably not happen in the two weeks her service policy gave us and that it was quite a stretch for us to afford her service and thus had hoped to get some results. She assured me that it was OK to take my time to report back to her as the two week policy was more of a thing to get people motivated to get on making changes right away. Three or four weeks later she checked in with me via email to ask how our cat was doing (nothing had changed yet which was why I hadn't reported back to her yet) and to inform me that the warranty for further help from her side had expired. No warning beforehand. I responded to her reminding her of her previous email in which she had stated I shouldn't worry about the timeline and told her that I was hoping to get another suggestion of what we could do as hers hadn't brought about any changes in our cat's behavior. She never even responded to that email. Given that we spent $300 on one consultation and an assessment that mostly had suggestions that we had already implemented before she ever talked to us, it was a quite expensive and unsatisfactory experience. I think it was extremely unprofessional of her to ignore my last email and the fact that she had given me a green light to report back later than what her policy stated. She could have given me a timeline in which case I wouldn't have any reason to complain if I had missed it, but telling me not to worry and then inform me that I had not reported back to her in a timely manner was just wrong. Our assumption was right by the way: our cat had a behavioral issue that resolved itself once our baby was born as well as the fact that we had put her in the bathroom overnight every night to instill some sense of safety in her. read more

We have a rescue dog that is about 5 years old. Thus, an older dog which meant more challenging to curb behaviors vs a younger dog. We had used a couple of other trainers when our dog was about 8 months old and then 2.5 years old. The first trainer used negative reinforcement ( shock collars and choke chains) which actually caused more aggressive and insecure behavior and frankly, was very uncomfortable experience for us, as family, to watch his approach. Then, we had switched to another trainer who used positive reinforcement, which we saw very good results. Over the last year, we saw that our dog seemed be go back to patterns of aggression and insecurity ( barking, growling, showing teeth, bristling, etc). We had a few recent events with gardeners and on walks that triggered us to see if we could find someone that could help us with curbing his behavior and was not going to throw in the towel since he was an older dog. I did some research on top animal behaviorists that were in Southern California. I was very impressed with Dr. Goldman's background and clear love for animals. Jill had us complete a formal assessment of our dog's history and behavior. We felt that the on-site meetings would give the best chance for success and hired Jill for several sessions. She was very good about answering all of questions and showing us how best to handle our dog in certain situations. We also did a lot of live walking and on-the scene training , which was very helpful . Basically she was coach not just for our dog but for us as well. We learned quite a good deal about animal behavior and what to watch for (e.g.. tail position, other dogs staring down ours on walks, etc.) After each on site meeting , she wrote up a full assessment report and emailed it to us. The report also included follow-up items for us to work on. She requested us to check in weekly or whenever we had questions to see how our process was going , in between our sessions with her. These write-ups were extremely helpful as we can go back and review them from time to time to ensure we are doing all the things we committed to. Dr. Goldman has been excellent in helping our family understand patterns of behavior on how we can help to break some of the patterns them and minimize conflict while decreasing the insecurity of our dog. Through positive reinforcement and training exercises ( especially for the humans) walking our dog in public areas and having friends over is a fun and less stressful experience. I feel we have made incredible forward movement where my family is more aware of triggers and our dog is way more calm and secure. Hiring Dr. Goldman has given us the best chance for success and we would highly recommend her and her services. read more

Dr. Goldman and I worked together at an animal shelter. I'd been in the animal welfare/rescue business for over 25 years when I met her. She taught me how to help the shelter animals have a enriched shelter experience before finding their forever homes. We put into place new and successful techniques to help decrease barking and increase positive behavior. She teaches in a very straightforward way. She has an amazing amount of knowledge to share regarding animal behavior. I did find that from time to time she was late to an appointment. I found that was consistently because she had spent more time with the previous client than expected because they needed more help. If you're looking for someone soft and cuddly, And you want someone willing to do want you want Carte Blanche, she is not the person for you. If you want an extremely educated and dedicated person who will evaluate behavior appropriately;who has a positive outlook towards all animals; and wants to help the pet above all, then she is the person you want to learn from. read more

Dr. Goldman is fantastic! Our experience with her changed our whole point of view about dog behavior. Her passion about what she does comes through with a positive and loving attitude towards animals. (she's good with people too) She's professional and extremely educated! I feel more confident about what I'm doing because I know I'm not guessing. Im well trained, my dog and I both know it! read more

Dr. Goldman came to work with my human shy/fear aggressive GSD Mix that I rescued from a high kill shelter 6 months ago. She handled our very unique situation with ease and was able to communicate to each of my family members who have varying levels of comfort and trust developed with him on how they could better communicate and safely engage while he works through his fears. She was thorough and patient and very kind to everyone and it's clear her love and understanding of animals drives her efforts. She provided us with tons of great resources and a plan for how each family member can work with him going forward! Thank you Dr. Goldman! read more

Really awesome and unique experience!!! Actually learned 'dog-talk'. Was having aggression problems with my lab Chap ever since he was a puppy. I'd tried a few different trainers in the past that had me try a variety of different things - none of which helped. In fact as I learned from Dr. Jill Goldman they were actually making things worse. It had gotten bad enough that Chap bit someone and cost me some medical bills. Was considering the needle but thought I'd try Dr. Goldman who was recommended by my vet who said it's best to use someone who is an actual animal behaviorist. In the last three months my dog's behavior has been gradually improving to the point where I we can walk past people, dogs, and even scary sounding motorcycles without incident. Chap's body is still a bit stiff, he's still on guard but he's no longer freaking out and lunging! The really cool thing is that Jill helped me learn how to read dog body language so I can really understand better what Chap's mental and emotional state is. Me understanding that has made the process of counter conditioning(the term Dr. Goldman used) much easier. Dr. Goldman told me from the start that there is no quick fix for a dog that has been aggressive for as long as mine has but with consistency of applying her special counter conditioning techniques....we now have success! The work is not done - l will still be continuing to work with Chap until his body is no longer tense, until he is showing more relaxed/calm body language which Dr. Goldman taught me - she taught me how to really notice the subtle signs, subtle ways that dogs communicate. It feels totally cool to feel like I know a little bit about 'dog-talk'! My recommendation is make sure you work with a certified professional and have realistic expectations! Chap and I are closer now - communicating or having a conversation in a way -because now I know what he's telling me with his body language and I now know how to respond and give him the tools to overcome his past fearful conditioning! Really awesome! read more

We have had a lovely experience with Dr. Jill. I have a young female cat and an older male cat who don't get along well. The female started spraying more and more frequently, the male showed more and more anxiety. There were all manner of secondary issues too, bad habits. The information online was helpful, but the complexity of the situation made it confusing. Dr. Jill arrived, bearing mackerel and toys, and I could see we were in good hands. She spent 2.5 hours with us, touring the home environment, interacting with the cats, asking a million questions. Very thorough. She gave me an array of suggestions, plus full action plan, and she has followed up very regularly. She is super informed. She knew all kinds of toys and food (including DIY options), tricks, tools, etc. I have had cats all my life, and have always been cat-savvy, but she has seen all kinds of cats. She did part of her internship at the ASPCA, and is up-to-date on all things cat. I cannot speak to her work with dogs, but I am recommending her to all of my friends who have cat issues. Cats are so very tricky. I want to say just one thing as I saw a negative review that struck me as odd: Pet problems can be really emotionally charged, very upsetting. Dr. Jill entered my home with calm confidence. That confidence was very much required. When one is at one's wit's end, and the pets are picking up on that overwhelmed angst, anger or sorrow -- you don't want to introduce yet another player who is unsure. She needs to be sure of what she does. That surety reassured me, and the cats by extension, and my husband who paid the bill. We are so grateful to Dr. Jill! read more

Our family is so very pleased with Dr. Jill. She has been there to help us with our Jemma on many different occasions whether it be via phone call, Skype, home visit, etc. Her knowledge has been spot on...Jemma loves her...and she is a lot of fun to work with. I recommend Dr. Jill for anybody needing assistance with training as well as behavior problems for their 4 legged family members. read more

So awful. Was in dire need of advice and help and had to hang up on her she was so awful to me. I had been amazed at how willing everyone else in the industry had been to take the time to help me gather information in a very hard situation and she was flat out rude and conceited. read more

We were referred to Jill Goldman by a couple of dog websites. My girlfriend & I are were having problems with our dogs fighting. There was recently a death in the pack & a power struggle ensued between the 2 elder females. One female has more anxiety meds & doctors appointments then any person/thing I've ever seen. I witnessed this dog (dalmatian mix) try to instigate several fights with the other (pit bull mix) by pushing her around, stalking & just being dominate. She is almost twice her size. The pit mix would walk away until cornered & then she'd defend herself. This was unprovoked in the yard with no one around, I'd be in the house looking through a window. There were 2 fights that started that way & a few more that were fights over beds, toys or attention. Every fight started by the dalmatian, every time she also received multiple injuries which started adding up at the vet, not to mention the time & stress factors involved. There wasn't enough exercise or obedience to stop them. With all other options failing we called Jill for a consultation. She, Jill, requested some paperwork emailed before hand & said she would come by for a visit, half of which would be talking to us & the other half with the dogs. I believe the time Jill suggested was 2-3 hours. She arrived the day of the consultation 45 minutes late & gave many excuses. No problem. Jill then proceeded to BEGIN to read the 6+ pages of info she requested/required be emailed to her a week in advance. She had not looked at it once. Jill asked several questions & gave little feedback. Now, the situation became a bit worse when my girlfriend, who had the dalmatian for 7+ years at that point & had given a lot of hours/money to healing wounds, took the emotional side with that dog. The pit had been around about 3 years. There was a lot of denial & many facts got thrown out the window. Before I knew it this "animal behaviorist" took the ladies side & began to attack me & say I was playing favorites. She would not listen to reason or logic & played the victim part for the older female, often insinuating that pits were aggressive & the pit was the cause. The breed does have a bad wrap but I found this to be even more insanely ignorant, by principal first, but also because of the fact that she had not even SEEN a dog yet! She essentially had opinions on the situation. Never questioning the dalmatians actions. Jill said it was OK because she was older & that's how that works, the dalmatian is the leader and the pit needs to submit to her. Now, I will never claim to be an expert but that is absolutely not true. Imagine going to work everyday to a crazy, anxious and unstable boss. No breaks, having to live, eat, sleep & breath with that, constantly. It couldn't last long. These are, in fact, "animals" & it's survival of the fittest. Even though they are very spoiled, live in a house & don't have to hunt their basic instinct is still in tact & they respond to it. They also thrive on consistency & calm, not chaos & drama. None of these points made sense to anyone else in the room. Jill also kept typing, mostly rewriting our already submitted paperwork. This took quite some time. By the end of the conversations we were somewhere around 2.5 hours. As a group we decided to interact with the dogs who are in the backyard & all muzzled. The girls both have legit cage muzzles on & the 2 males, completely tame & not aggressive, have mesh muzzles on. Jill also brought citronella spray, dog mace. Plus we were right there watching everything. Jill looked from a window for a bit, then from behind the screen of the backyard. Jill eventually took 2 steps outside & was greeted by the pit mix. As the dog is trotting toward Jill she panics & jumps back into the house. Jill said she didn't like the dogs eyes. Jill refused to come back outside and decided to go inside and sit on her computer for a while longer. Eventually Jill announced she was leaving & was at the door with her hand out waiting for the payment. She charged us to the minute. Although she NEVER interacted with the dogs and spent a good chunk, 35%, of the 3 hours and 15 minutes we paid for silent on the computer. Jill gave us 2 ideas we used & neither had anything to do with the aggression issues. She charges $150/hour. Not only was I displeased but also, disappointed. Jill calls herself an animal lover but acted like my 40 pound pit bull/beagle mix was a wild rhino charging her. She NEVER interacted with the dog. Jill is obviously not qualified to deal with aggression issues & needs to mention that somewhere on her site. That was a big check for us to write for no product. Not only will I never recommend her but will go out of my way so people know she is a fraud in it for money. She handles mostly very basic issues and gets applauded for that because most people are lazy & want a quick fix without having to work. By work I mean reading/studying their issue, exercise or obedience. read more

Jill Goldman doesn't like dogs; she only likes money. When setting up the initial appointment, she took days to answer phone. Then she changed the appointment I'd made weeks in advance to an earlier day on short notice (important because you get only two weeks after the consult for follow up questions). Jill was an hour late arriving at my house. She walked straight through the living room, where the dogs were, and sat at the kitchen table where she opened her laptop and asked for my wifi password. She was followed by an assistant she didn't bother to introduce. Jill spent most of the time on her laptop while her assistant reviewed the documents I had filled out on line. Eventually, Jill got up, went in the living room, and very briefly petted my dog. Then she asked me to walk the dog around the block while she and her assistant followed. It was uneventful. They didn't interact with me or my dog..When we got back, Jill sat down at the table again. She pushed her laptop towards her assistant and told her to summarize the recommendations. Then Jill went out to her car to get something. The assistant couldn't get into the computer because she didn't know the password, so we waited. I had a lot of experience working with a trainer to help my dog already. Jill had little to add; she mostly rehashed what I had already tried. She did suggest some gimmicks, including a "comfort cap." This is like putting the top of a burka on your dog so the dog's hearing is dulled and he is looking through a mesh. Since she moved up the appointment and I had houseguests arriving for a week, I asked her to delay the start of the two week period allowed for follow up. She refused. Oh, and after all that, she said I could expect some improvement but my dog would never be cured of his issues. I would always have to be extra alert with him. Then she asked for money. The next morning, I decided that I didn't want to use the "burka" or to retry the training that hadn't worked before, all for little gain. I phoned Jill and explained that I wasn't going to continue, she should NOT write the treatment plan, I was NOT going to follow up, and I would like a partial refund. She cut me off, said she was on another call and would call back. She never did. That evening, since I hadn't heard from her, I sent an email reiterating that I had decided not to move forward for negligible results. She didn't reply. Two days later, she emailed the treatment plan and a note saying to contact her with questions. I replied that the only question I had was what was the cost of the visit alone? Again asked for a partial refund. Her rude reply was: "Your choice to deny [your dog] the recommended behavioral treatment does not merit a discount or refund." If you have money you don't need, give it to charity - not to Jill. read more

I'm an animal behavior consultant with a PhD in Animal Behavior doing an internship with Dr. Jill Goldman to broaden my knowledge. I have remotely observed several cases with Dr. Goldman and am thoroughly impressed by her professionalism, vast amount of knowledge, and ability with behavior cases. I always feel welcome as she has spoken to clients and received their permission to have me involved in their pets' cases. Through my observation of these cases, I've been able to see Dr. Goldman's compassion and concern for clients and their pets, as well as seeing huge improvements in behavior. I have learned many new ideas and techniques to help pets and their owners with difficulties in their home from her, which is helping me greatly with my own clients. Dr. Goldman spends additional time ensuring that I understand the behavior of animals, case information and recommendations, in addition to taking time to answer any questions or concerns that I have. My internship has been incredibly valuable, and I'm learning more every day from watching and observing her cases. read more

I consulted with Dr. Jill first in 2007 with our first dog. Since that time we have had two other dogs and she has helped us with each of them. She is a professional and really works hard to put together a plan to work on correcting behaviors with positive reinforcement. If we stuck to the plan, it worked, but we MUST be consistent and have plenty of treats handy! I highly recommend her expertise. read more

I am so pleased with Dr. Jill that I don't think I can ever get another dog without her . She was with us right from the start . I am a first time dog owner with two children that were afraid of dogs. Dr. Jill helped us choose our wonderful Boxer from puppyhood and has been there for us throughout. Anytime I have a question or concern I am able to rely on Dr.Jill who always seems to give the perfect advice ! Nine years later we are all reaping the benefits! Keep up the great work Dr. Jill . Any family would be lucky to have her ! read more

I am still reeling from my short contact with Jill. I feel compelled to let others know, unless you agree with her assessment, expect a problem. What kind of "therapist" won't listen, show empathy, and whose opening line is "What is it you WANT from me?" versus "How can I help you? I have been boarding dogs professionally for many decades and I was in charge of this dog while the owner was abroad. She started off by not wanting the owner to share her behavioral techniques with me. If she really had the dogs best interest in mind, don't you think she would want all of us to be on the same page, applying "her techniques"? When I attempted to explain to her the situation I was dealing with, she wouldn't listen, she cut me off, and only wanted to talk to the owner. Of course she suggested additional meetings ($$$$) Do yourself a favor, and look further, get a good referral from someone you trust. Don't waste your hard earned money listening to her, and don't be fooled by her resume. In less than one minute, I could tell she was the one who could benefit from some "behavior modification". read more

Dr. Jill arrived to our home where our big family of six was ready for our session with our rescue Valentino who is a 90 pound mix of Rottweiler/Akita/Chow/GermanShepherd. Dr. Jill spent the full two hours interviewing each of us, and guiding each of us through a game plan to work with our dog, to best rehabilitate him from years of abuse and two returns to the animal shelter. She demonstrated and had us participate in various therapeutic ways to communicate with and calm the fears that Valentino has with a variety of things. Dr. Jill is well spoken, and educated in the field. She creates a plan specific to the individual problem. It was recommended by our Vet that we seek the help of a behaviorist, and I am so glad we found Dr. Jill. She was 100 percent the right fit for our family! I would highly recommend you give her a call for all of your pet behavior issues, big or small. Thank you Dr. Jill for giving us peace of mind!!! read more