Jamie Christman

I have known Jamie now for more than five years, and have only the highest praise, first and foremost, for the type of person she is and also for the depth of her knowledge in terms of both dog training and holistic pet health. I first met Jamie when our dog, just a puppy at the time, began her journey to develop a solid behavioral foundation from Jamie's experienced training tutelage and reap the benefits of her deep love and compassion for animals. (We could not have been more grateful, and our well-behaved dog went on to be my animal-therapy team partner.) And, while we have remained in regular touch since then (Jamie has always been responsive and ready to answer questions whenever I've had them--to help me tweak this or that new behavior), most recently we've had the pleasure of reconnecting as it regards a new holistic health approach for our dog's diet and her environment. After my completing an in-depth survey Jamie had developed, covering every aspect of our dog's life--from food, to appearance, to behavior/habits, to physical features, to personality--we connected on Zoom. Jamie not only provided a thorough (and fascinating!) presentation on how all of these pieces fit together and affect one another--holistically!--she was also able to adeptly assess and synthesize all of the dog-specific survey information I'd provided and apply her deep knowledge to that in order to customize a program for our dog. The program includes recommendations for improving our dog's surroundings (environmentally speaking) and simple(!) human-quality meal recipes (crock pot recipes!) for our dog in order to further improve her health and quality of life. Not only that, and perhaps most important, Jamie cares so deeply about every animal/family with whom she works, and her moral compass points true north. She makes herself incredibly accessible, and it feels easy to ask her any questions at all. There is no such thing as a "silly" question in her view. We feel so very fortunate to have this relationship with Jamie, and our dog is, indeed, the greatest beneficiary.

I have known Jamie now for more than five years, and have only the highest praise, first and foremost, for the type of person she is and also for the depth of her knowledge in terms of both dog training and holistic pet health. I first met Jamie when our dog, just a puppy at the time, began her journey to develop a solid behavioral foundation from Jamie's experienced training tutelage and reap the benefits of her deep love and compassion for animals. (We could not have been more grateful, and our well-behaved dog went on to be my animal-therapy team partner.) And, while we have remained in regular touch since then (Jamie has always been responsive and ready to answer questions whenever I've had them--to help me tweak this or that new behavior), most recently we've had the pleasure of reconnecting as it regards a new holistic health approach for our dog's diet and her environment. After my completing an in-depth survey Jamie had developed, covering every aspect of our dog's life--from food, to appearance, to behavior/habits, to physical features, to personality--we connected on Zoom. Jamie not only provided a thorough (and fascinating!) presentation on how all of these pieces fit together and affect one another--holistically!--she was also able to adeptly assess and synthesize all of the dog-specific survey information I'd provided and apply her deep knowledge to that in order to customize a program for our dog. The program includes recommendations for improving our dog's surroundings (environmentally speaking) and simple(!) human-quality meal recipes (crock pot recipes!) for our dog in order to further improve her health and quality of life. Not only that, and perhaps most important, Jamie cares so deeply about every animal/family with whom she works, and her moral compass points true north. She makes herself incredibly accessible, and it feels easy to ask her any questions at all. There is no such thing as a "silly" question in her view. We feel so very fortunate to have this relationship with Jamie, and our dog is, indeed, the greatest beneficiary.