Training With Sara
*Sara is currently booked for in-person sessions through November 15th and virtual sessions through October 1st with the exception of current or previous clients.*
Sara offers both in-person and virtual canine behavior modification options. An initial Behavioral Discovery Session is required for all new clients, and completion of the Canine Behavior Questionnaire.
The first step is to complete the Canine Questionnaire (~5 minutes). Once that is complete, you’ll be prompted to schedule your Behavioral Discovery Session.

The Path To Behavioral Success

1. Canine Questionnaire
The Canine Questionnaire is the first step in changing your dog’s behavior. The questionnaire is designed to give Sara the information she needs for your Behavioral Discovery Session, and to help better understand your dog’s behaviors.
2. Behavioral Discovery Session
The Behavioral Discovery Session is a virtual session designed to help identify what may be causing your dog’s behavioral issues (environment, nutrition, stresses, relationships, etc…). This session is the basis for creating a Behavior Plan for addressing your dog’s behavioral issues.
3. Behavior Plan
If Sara recommends behavior modification, and you decide that she is the best person to help you with your dog’s behavioral issues, she will then create a Behavior Plan that will be the foundation of your behavior sessions (whether in-person, virtual, or hybrid sessions).
4. Behavior Sessions
A typical behavior modification case that Sara takes on is structured over an 8 week period, with one session per week with required homework in between sessions.
The Path To Behavioral Success







1. Canine Questionnaire
The Canine Questionnaire is the first step in changing your dog’s behavior. The questionnaire is designed to give Sara the information she needs for your Behavioral Discovery Session, and to help better understand your dog’s behaviors.
2. Behavioral Discovery Session
The Behavioral Discovery Session is a virtual session designed to help identify what may be causing your dog’s behavioral issues (environment, nutrition, stresses, relationships, etc…). This session is the basis for creating a Behavior Plan for addressing your dog’s behavioral issues.
3. Behavior Plan
If Sara recommends behavior modification, and you decide that she is the best person to help you with your dog’s behavioral issues, she will then create a Behavior Plan that will be the foundation of your behavior sessions (whether in-person, virtual, or hybrid sessions).
4. Behavior Sessions
A typical behavior modification case that Sara takes on is structured over an 8 week period, with one session per week with required homework in between sessions.
What is the Difference Between a Dog Trainer and a Behaviorist?
When trying to find the right dog professional to meet your needs, all of the titles thrown around can be confusing. Here is a rundown of the most common terms in behavior and training to help you understand the different, and sometimes overlapping services that these professionals provide.
