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Training with compassionate Knowledge

Phenix Dogs Canine Behavior Experts

Work with award-winning author and trainer Annie Phenix. She helps with all behavioral concerns and never uses force, fear, pain, or intimidation.

Dogs

Courses

Learn from the comfort of your own home about canine behavior and more! (Coming soon!)

Dog with stick in lake

Consults

Work directly with behaviourist Annie Phenix who will create 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.

Book cover for "Positive Training for Aggressive and Reactive Dogs: Proven Techniques to Help Your Dog Recover from Fear and Anxiety and Enjoy Walks Calmly (CompanionHouse Books) Rehabilitating Fearful, Anxious Dogs"

Positive Training for
Aggressive and Reactive Dogs

REVIEWS

Force-Free, Positive

DOG TRAINING

Shy Dogs Learns to Trust Humans

Dog standing in green grass

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

Happy dog on a leash

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.

Intense Pointer Learns Calm and Focus

Dog on a dog bed

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 Vet Woes

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