Our Mission

My name is Cameron Arsenault. I have been working with dogs for about 5 years now. I currently have 2 dogs of my own; a German Shepherd/Pitbull Mix named “Chip” and a Bernese mountain dog/Pitbull mix named “Bane”. As far back as I can remember, I have always felt a special connection to all furry companions. As a child/teenager, I was heavily dedicated to preparing myself for a future as a veterinarian. I did this by volunteering at animal shelters, pet-sitting, dog-walking, and immersing myself in as much information as I could. As I matured, I struggled significantly to find things I genuinely enjoyed participating and learning about. That was until I started my job as a daycare attendee/counselor at a corporate/franchise facility.

 

Within weeks I quickly realized that working with dogs was something that would put a smile on my face everyday. Thus, I began my journey of becoming the dog-trainer I am today. Starting with doggy daycare, I was able to get real-life examples of dog body language, as well as real-life communication between dogs.

 

Once I moved my way up to a counselor coordinator (shift leader), I began to search for a mentor. I then found a job at a privately owned daycare/training facility. While there, I shadowed and accompanied the head trainer for numerous months. I then began taking my own clients while being coached and guided by the head trainer. Eventually I began taking on my own clients without the need of any assistance. From there, I have trained an abundance of different dog breeds ranging from a 6lb Chihuahua to a 100lb bullmastiff. I have also had the pleasure of training dogs with all different types of temperaments, ranging from insecure rescue dogs who would panic in fear the instant they saw a car all the way in-tact male and female dogs looking to attack each other.

 

Dog training is truly a passion and lifestyle, one that I have welcomed into my life with open, loving arms. The only guarantee I will make to clients as a dog trainer is that I will care for and train your dog as though they were my own. Each client and their dog also become a “part of the family”, the struggles for each client and dog create such a personalized and bond-strengthening relationship between both trainer and client, client and dog, and finally trainer and dog.  

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In addition to getting hands-on support and guidance, I have and will never stop my journey of knowledge in the dog training industry. I am constantly absorbing and distributing new/exciting techniques, methods, and relationship-strengthening knowledge. This is truly the bread and butter of being what some would call a “good” dog trainer. Anyone can follow exact steps that have been laid out nice and neatly for them in a training facility. Very few trainers are able to adapt based on the owner's wants, as well as the dog's NEEDS. Being able to decipher between the two is absolutely essential when looking for a reliable dog trainer.

 

If you're looking for a trainer who prioritizes your dog's true needs over quick fixes, you're in the right place! My goal is to provide honest, effective training that sets you and your dog up for long-term success.