Pups Unleashed

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Melissa and Kevin

Arie was recommended to us by a neighbor when we rescued our new puppy and I couldn’t be happier to have found her. She is absolutely incredible; calm, caring, understanding and knowledgeable. She is able to cater the training sessions to our pup and our family/lifestyle. We’ve had 3 sessions so far and we will be continuing (indefinitely) with Arie. Basically, if you are looking for a trainer, run - don’t walk - to Pups Unleashed. Truly, thank you for what you do - our family is already better for knowing you, Arie!

Kim K.

We have been working with Arie at Pups Unleashed for the last two years. Our dog, Hazel, has fear reactivity, meaning she wants to avoid anything or anyone who is novel or unexpected. Arie has been an amazing trainer, advocate, and support for Hazel and our family. Hazel’s happiness, confidence, and abilities have grown by leaps and bounds because of Arie’s training and behavior work with us. Arie is extremely knowledgeable about dogs’ behaviors, motivations, and needs. She is professional, kind, responsive, and easy to work with. We’ve all learned so much from working with Arie and we have a joyful and rewarding relationship with Hazel as a result! Hazel is a happy, well-behaved, and more confident dog, thanks to Arie and Pups Unleashed.

Jennifer

I couldn't be happier with my decision to use Arie for my Goldendoodle, Emma! I have seen tremendous progress in Emma after each session. Arie really understands canine behavior and has the education and training to back up her rewards based training methodology. Emma adores Arie and I am so happy to have found someone I can trust. 100% highly recommend!!

Stacey Porter

We’ve been working with Arie for almost two years due to my fantastic? questionable? absolutely bonkers? decision to get two rowdy sibling pups, Benjamin and Oliver, and add them to our household that already had a very reactive rescue pup, Princess Leia. Arie has helped get us through a very long velociraptor puppy phase while navigating safe ways to have the boys interact with Leia. While they are not even two yet, we have all the basic commands down, most of the time, and so many tools to help us recognize behaviors and body language for all three to be comfortable with each other. Leia used to say no to the boys all the time, now she tries to push the gates over to go to them and has claimed them as hers. Leia is also getting over major fear at the vet and some serious guarding of her humans, cats, toys, all things hers really. We never would have gotten here without Arie!