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ABOUT STEPHANIE As a professional dog trainer, Stephanie has had a successful career competing nationally and training dogs for over twenty years. Stephanie and her dogs have achieved numerous titles and national rankings in obedience, earning numerous High in Trial awards. Stephanie prides herself on her training approach that focuses on attitude of the dog and handler. OUR MISSION Here at SuperDog we are extremely passionate about training household companions to truly be man’s best friend. ...

ABOUT STEPHANIE As a professional dog trainer, Stephanie has had a successful career competing nationally and training dogs for over twenty years. Stephanie and her dogs have achieved numerous titles and national rankings in obedience, earning numerous High in Trial awards. Stephanie prides herself on her training approach that focuses on attitude of the dog and handler. OUR MISSION Here at SuperDog we are extremely passionate about training household companions to truly be man’s best friend. So many dogs are discarded in shelters for behavioral problems that simple training could have prevented or solved. With proper training, all dogs have the potential to be excellent companions. Obedience is the most important part of your dog’s life as it provides the owner with a way to communicate with their dog. Whether your pet is anxious, aggressive, hyper, or disobedient, Stephanie will help you reach the ideal dog/human relationship. Customer Testimonials “Osiris and I have been training with Stephanie for 2 years, working mostly on competitive obedience with some traditional pet obedience training thrown in as needed. This morning, the training I have done with Stephanie saved my dog’s life. Osiris is a Sighthound, a purebred Pharaoh Hound. Bred to hunt rabbit on the island of Malta, Pharaoh Hounds have strong prey drive, love to run and are not known for their willingness to recall on command. Even with years of obedience training, it is difficult to overcome instinct and generations of selective breeding. At 8:30am, my doorbell rang as I heard a neighbor outside pleading “Ooneen, please, hurry!” I ran to the door and opened it just in time to see Osiris running to the street barking at two leashed dogs. My heart stopped as my mind flashed each failed recall (prior to training with Stephanie) superimposed against Monday morning traffic. “This is it”, I thought. He was going ignore my recall, bolt and be under a car in less than a minute. After I gave that