Helping anxious, reactive & aggressive dogs feel safe and understood.

You and your dog deserve to feel calm, confident, and connected. Let’s find a path forward together with science-based, compassionate online training that works.

You’re not alone. Many loving dog owners struggle with behavior challenges.

If your dog’s behavior feels unpredictable or overwhelming, I hear you. Whether it’s lunging, barking, growling, or hiding in fear, it can feel confusing and frustrating. Maybe you’ve tried different training methods and nothing has worked—or worse, you’ve been made to feel like a bad owner.

The truth is: your dog isn’t bad. They just need help feeling safe. And I’m here to help you navigate this journey with understanding, not judgment.

About Me

Megan Shevlin, CDBC

Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (CDBC) specializing in:

  • Fear

  • Anxiety

  • Reactivity

Why I Do This:

  • I’ve been in your shoes—my own dog, Leo, struggled with reactivity

  • I understand how overwhelming it can feel

Experience:

  • I’ve helped hundreds of dogs feel safe and comfortable

  • I use force-free, fear-free, and positive reinforcement methods

My Approach:

  • Custom, realistic solutions tailored to your life

  • Helping you and your dog thrive together

A simple approach to a calmer, happier dog

  1. Let’s Talk – We’ll start with a friendly conversation to understand your dog’s behavior and your goals.

  2. Personalized Plan – You’ll get a realistic, customized plan that works for your dog’s needs.

  3. Watch Your Dog Grow – With support and guidance, you’ll see real progress toward a more peaceful life together.

Imagine a future where your dog feels safe, confident, and happy.

With the right support, you can help your dog feel secure and understood. Picture peaceful walks, fewer outbursts, and a stronger bond built on trust.

When you’re ready, I’m here to help.

Still unsure about getting started? Take a look at our FAQs for helpful info.

Success Stories

Challenges We Can Help With:

  • Towards dogs, strangers, or specific triggers.

    • Barking

    • Lunging

    • Growling

    • On-leash reactions

    • Fence reactions

  • Including separation anxiety, phobias, and general stress.

    • Hiding

    • Shaking/Trembling

    • Crying/Howling

    • Skittishness

    • Running Away

  • Towards humans, dogs, other animals or objects.

    • Barking

    • Lunging

    • Growling

    • Snarling

    • Snapping

    • Biting

  • Tension, resource guarding, or aggression between dogs.

    • Fighting

    • Biting

    • Injuring

    • Guarding

  • New home, baby, family member, or changes in environment.

    • Sudden Behavior Changes

  • Managing energy, focus, and early life challenges.

    • Jumping

    • Nipping

    • Chewing

    • Over-excitement

    • Potty Accidents

    • Over-stimulation

  • Personalized to your dog's needs.

    • Learn to build calm

    • Learn to cultivate a deeper bond

    • Learn to meet their essential needs

    • Learn to prioritize their overall well-being

  • Adjusting to new environments, building trust, and learning about them.

    • Create safety

    • Help them open up

    • Introduce them to other family members or dogs in the household.

Your dog can thrive too. Let’s get started.

Your dog’s behavior doesn’t have to define your life. Let’s create a plan that works.