Katie M.
10/23/2021
I recently rescued a former street dog who developed some anxiety in my apartment building and is very scared of men. I was struggling to help him learn basic commands and socialize around men and...
Susie's Pet Care
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1613 Harvard St NW Apt 215
Washington, DC 20009
Susie's Pet Care is a dog training and pet sitting service based in Washington DC, founded by a skilled CPDT-KA dog trainer with over 20 years of experience. Specializing in positive reinforcement techniques and a LIMA (Least Intrusive Minimally Aversive) approach, Susie's focus is on building strong bonds between dogs and their owners.
Offering a range of services including private training sessions, group classes, adoption counseling, and even overnight dog sitting for trained dogs, Susie's Pet Care aims to cater to the diverse needs of pet owners in the area. With a background in working with puppies, adult, and rescue dogs of all breeds and temperaments, Susie brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every interaction.
From Puppy Kindergarten classes to Adolescent & Adult Basic Skills training, Susie's Pet Care provides a nurturing environment where dogs can learn and grow while enjoying the companionship of other pets. With a commitment to enhancing the lives of both dogs and their owners, Susie's Pet Care is a trusted resource for those seeking compassionate and effective pet care in Washington DC.
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5.031 reviews
James M.
10/27/2021
We recently adopted a rescue dog who was in need of some basic training. We contacted Susie since she was in the neighborhood, and she responded right away. She came to our place to meet us and...
k a.
11/9/2022
Excellent trainer and extremely reasonable prices. Highly recommended if your animals are also little hellions at times.
Matt C.
4/18/2023
Susie is awesome. Not only did she ensure my pup was well taken care of, but the training she provided has made a noticeable difference in her behavior. My pup has become more obedient and...
Nicole S.
2/7/2022
We adopted a 6-month old rescue dog that - in Susie's words - is a "live one": she was terrible on walks, barked at us in the evenings, and displayed resource guarding around food and her crate....
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