Trauma-Informed Training & Behavior
with Utah Pet Dog Trainer Annie Phenix
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Do you want a better trained canine companion?
I can help: fast, effective and humane training!
- Puppy potty training, socialization, enrichment and more
- 5 Life Skills
- Really reliable recall
- Loose leash, calm dog walks
- Jumping up on people
- How to REALLY heal reactivity/aggression
- Hypervilgilant dogs, nervous dogs, anxious dogs and shy dogs
- Healing canine trauma
- Car Phobia
- Calm veterinarian/groomer visits
- Polite manners
- Focus games and enrichment
- Nose work and FreeWork (from Sarah Fisher’s ACE work)
- How to end excessive barking, digging, resource guarding, etc.
- ANY behavior or obedience issue!
Utah pet dog trainer Annie Phenix brings 25 years of experience and knowledge. She’s worked with every kind of puppy and dog, including reactive and aggressive dogs. She specializes in behavior concerns and she is often THE go-to trainer after other trainers have been unable to truly help the dog. Let’s get started today as many behavior and training concerns will not be simply out grown.
Utah pet dog trainer service area:
- Heber City, Midway, Kamas, Francis with no travel fee
- Travel fee added to: Provo and Park City
- Annie provides highly successful virtual consults worldwide.
Services
Courses
Annie’s online courses provide real world, modern solutions to the most common problems owners report having with their dogs. From car phobia to reactivity – Annie has a course for you.
Consults
Work directly with one of the most experienced behavior experts who is nationally recognized for her skill and compassion. America’s most trusted trainer Annie Phenix creates a unique roadmap that alleviates stress for your dog and brings peace to your home.
Books
Annie is the best-selling author of two canine behaviour books, The Midnight Dog Walkers and Positive Training for Aggressive and Reactive Dogs. Her books put the power of positive reinforcement training in YOUR hands with easy to follow, step by step instructions for obedience and behavior.
Positive Training for
Aggressive and Reactive Dogs
REVIEWS
Force-Free, Positive
DOG TRAINING
Shy Dog Learns to Trust Humans
“I especially want to thank you for the time you spent with Bubba and me. He has made tremendous progress and is a much happier dog. Also, if you ever need a reference, please feel free to give them my name and number. You’re the best!”
– Peggy C.
Savannah
“Savannah saw a small dog outside last night within close proximity and didn’t bark at all! Yeah! We’re so happy to have found you as a trainer to help her and us though all of her trauma.”
– Faith E.
Joya’s Journey
“We found you consultation extremely helpful. It has really helped us to reframe our approach with Joya, and we will be focusing on the steps we discussed over the coming weeks. Since our call we have found she loves massages on the points you mentioned, often sighing and stretching out as we do them. She had a very positive interaction with the man we live with yesterday, actually jumping up at him and letting him touch her repeatedly, quite comfortably – a first since she arrived in the UK!”
– Aderyn and Joya in London
Intense Pointer Learns Calm and Focus
“We cannot thank Annie enough for helping us with our German Shorthaired Pointer. We have seen a big improvement in her ability to greet people and other dogs and be a more relax dog in our home. I wish we would have done a before and after video to share with other dog owners our positive results. Instead of a dog with anxiety we have a dog with confidence and skills to greet and meet people and other dogs.”
– Leslie Cook
Walter’s Journey
“I just wanted to THANK you again for setting me on the right path. I took our dog to the vet. He had a fever of 104. We did a complete blood panel, awaiting results, as well as a test for tick-borne diseases.
And – to make it worse – he had a large foxtail embedded deep in his ear — poor guy. I’d be aggressive, too, with all that.
Your advice was perfect, and I’m hoping Walter feels better soon and that his behavior goes back to normal.”
– S.H. – Utah
