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Rescue Dog Training and Behavior Modification

byTulsa Dog TrainerTraining at your home or outdoors in TulsaStarts from8,200 Per SessionView full gallery

Rescuing a dog is a journey, and I’m here to help you navigate the tricky parts. I work with rescue pups to build the confidence and structure they need to thrive in a forever home.

Jax is a sweet, goofy boy looking for a home. He's a Pit/Aussie mix who loves kids and other dogs. He's fully trained and ready for a family to give him a chance.

Adopt the Bart man. He just finished a bootcamp with us to work on resource guarding. He's now a sweet, manageable boy who loves car rides and cuddles.

Bart is adoptable through Skiatook Paws and Claws. He's a sweet, energetic boy who would do well with older children and a passive dog sibling.

Bart came to us needing a foundation and help with resource guarding. He's learned so much and is now ready for his forever family.

This sweet face belongs to Bart, a rescue who is ready for adoption. His foster parents have done a great job keeping up with his training.

Bart, a bootcamp graduate, is looking for his forever home. He's a little over a year old and has learned to manage his resource guarding issues beautifully.

Adopt Lazlo. He's a 1.5-year-old Pittie Mix who loves people and other dogs. He came to us for being reactive at adoption events, and now he has great social skills.

Look at that happy face. Lazlo is a rescue who is great with kids and other dogs. He just needed help learning how to present himself well in new situations.

Lazlo, the adoptable Pittie Mix, hanging out with his friends. He's learned to get along with big and little dogs and would be a great addition to any family.

Lazlo is a rescue with a super cute wiggle butt. After working through his reactivity, he's now a confident and social dog ready for his forever home.

About Rescue & Adoption Stories

When a rescue dog joins a new family, the transition isn't always smooth. Many of these pups deal with past trauma that manifests as leash reactivity or resource guarding. I bridge that gap by working with local rescues to provide training before adoption, and then I offer a dedicated review session to teach you the exact handling techniques your new dog already knows, ensuring they settle in without the drama.

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