Happiest of New Year to you all! This post will be a bit brief, since we are still trying to get our bearings in our new home, which we have that includes a backyard! No real mishaps on our way from Texas to Oklahoma except for my prized possession, my Scott bike left on the side of I10. That story is for another day.
Let me just say, Bernie Werns LOVES it. After we picked them up from Howl A Day Inn, we arrived several hours later at our home. We came home to a light dusting of snow. It was beautiful. Bernie went out to the backyard and was galloping all around it. I felt his happiness and his release of energy. I’m happy he’s happy and I enjoy watching him explore. Jack, on the other hand, he’s a bit more people oriented and enjoys being outside, if we’re outside. This is something we are currently working on, so he’s not sitting by the door if we go inside, waiting to be let back in.
We’re still waiting on our furniture and other household essentials, but we picked up a few things for our new home and Eddie, Jack and Bernie just love it 🙂
I’m in the process of setting up my own dog training business here in OK. I look forward to sharing this process and the experience with you all!
Again, Happy New Year! May 2015 bring peace and new beginnings to you all!
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Katherine Porter is a force free, reward based dog behavior advisor and consultant serving clients and their companion dogs worldwide. Her calm and gentle approach in coaching clients in effectively communicating what they want to their dog blends her MSW background into her dog training and behavior practice.
Katherine was a behavior consultant for Heeling Hounds after graduation. She opened Four Paws and You Dog Training LLC when the military relocated her family to Fort Sill, OK in 2015. During this time, she volunteered with Rainbow Bridge Can Wait where she provided post adoption consultations to new pet parents. She also developed and implemented tailored behavior modification plans for highly reactive dogs residing at the shelter. She also provided educational programs to military children through interactive workshops at the Fort Sill School Age Center.
In 2017, Katherine relocated Four Paws and You Dog Training LLC to Germany. She served the Armed Forces communities in Bavaria. She continued coaching and advising her clients in addressing their companion dog’s fearful and reactive behavioral issues. Katherine takes a Do No Harm approach first and foremost in providing behavioral plans. She is committed in serving clients with gentle and modern science approaches in modifying behavioral concerns such as reactivity, aggression, separation anxiety and fear based responses.
Katherine is a member of the Pet Professional Guild. She is focused on integrating a holistic and modern approach in addressing her client’s pet companion reactive behavior issues.
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