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Specialties
Simple Solutions for Serious Problems & not so serious problems. House calls, Day Training
For dogs who Fight, Bite, are aggressive to people and/or other animals, resource guarding, Dogs with reactivity, fear, separation anxiety, dogs who bark, dig, chew up your stuff, jump on your visitors, are so wound up they can’t relax.
Service and Therapy Dog Training
History
Established in 1993.
Cindy Ehlers is a Certified Pet Dog Trainer, CGC Evaluator, Therapy Dog Instructor and Animal Assisted Crisis Response Team Trainer/Evaluator with over 2o years broadbased experience in applied dog behavior, teaching basic manners and advanced learning skills, Cindy now specializes in the treatment of behavior problems. Cindy is dedicated in helping people solve problems with best friends (dogs). She does in-home, phone and internet consultations with clients and their dogs, teaches on going 5 week therapy dog courses and Dog Behavior workshops throughout Oregon and has taught Animal Assisted Crisis Response courses through out the United States.
Cindy also worked at Lane County Animal Services as their Animal Behavior and Training Coordinator for over three years until they closed in June of 2012. She now volunteers at 1st Avenue Shelter
She has worked professionally since 1998 developing programs that specialize in providing animal assisted emotional support to children, teenagers a
Meet the Business Owner
Cindy E.
Business Owner
Cindy Ehlers is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, CGC Evaluator, Therapy Dog & Service Dog Instructor and Animal Assisted Crisis Response Team Trainer/Evaluator with over 20 years experience. She specializes in the treatment of behavior problems and is dedicated in helping people solve problems with best friends (dogs). She does in-home, phone and internet consultations, teaches on going 5 week therapy dog courses and Dog Behavior workshops throughout Oregon and taught Animal Assisted Crisis Response courses through out the United States.
Cindy also worked at Lane County Animal Services as their Animal Behavior and Training Coordinator for four years until they closed in June of 2012. She now volunteers at 1st Avenue Shelter
