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    Dashiell being the best boy.
    Rachel S.

    I am a first-time dog parent and didn't fully understand what it meant to train your dog. I had crate-trained and potty-trained him, but I was missing a massive piece of the puzzle: what stimulates him and finding him a job. I thought dog parks were great. They were not--at least not for him. And I thought playing with dogs was enough to make him tired all day (it was not). I knew enough to know that something was missing, and Dashiell was bored, and potentially that could be destructive. I found Alexia through his trainer Kim, who recommended that we do an extended training session to give Dashiell the foundation for me to build off of. Alexia is patient, direct, and clear in her communication. While Dashiell was away, I got regular updates on his progress and videos to show me what I needed to do when he returned. The real work comes when you get your dog back and see how much effort, time, and energy Alexia put into your canine companion. As Dashiell's guardian, I've been taking what Alexis has started and continuing to build on that to strengthen my relationship with him. Her take-home assessment is a godsend. She gave me a three-week ramp-up to work with Dashiell and gain his trust in the work she had been doing with him. The truest reward is seeing his smiling face when we work together, and I see how truly happy he is learning and moving with me. I highly recommend Poterok9. Alexia has given me so much more confidence in my ability to give my dog and me the best adventures together--safely and with trust.

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    Oh thank you so much!!!! I love working with Gertie and Odium!

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    thank you!! I love working with you and Dashiell!!

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