Kendall

Meet The Trainer!

Howdy! I’m Kendall, originally from Conroe, TX. For as long as I can remember, I’ve always surrounded myself with animals whenever I could. My journey into dog training began in high school through my FFA veterinary program, where I was introduced to doggy daycare training. After that, I spent four years working in the veterinary field in Spring, TX as a kennel technician, gaining hands-on experience with dogs of all temperaments and personalities. Since then, I’ve continued expanding my education by shadowing and learning from a variety of trainers throughout the Houston and College Station areas, each with their own perspectives and techniques.

I moved to College Station to pursue my college education, starting at Blinn College before transferring to RELLIS. I earned my bachelor’s degree in General Business in August 2025 after switching from Animal Science in 2023 to further develop my knowledge of entrepreneurship and business ownership. During that time, I immersed myself in dog training while also helping manage Aggieland Pet Sitting and continuing my education in canine behavior and training.

At home, my husband and I are accompanied by our two dogs, Remi and Nellie, who have played a huge role in shaping my training journey. Through them, I’ve explored a wide range of training philosophies, from purely positive to balanced methods. Today, I primarily use positive reinforcement and would consider myself a LIMA-based trainer. We do occasionally foster dogs through local rescues, providing them with a safe place to stay while helping build confidence and enrichment through training.

I strongly believe that every dog is unique, and training should reflect that. My goal is to understand not only what a dog is doing, but why they’re doing it, so we can create training plans that truly connect with how each individual dog learns and thrives.

Training the dog in front of us on the sunny side

A schnauzer poodle mix dog sits on a bed staring at the camera intently
A chocolate labrador retriever dog wears a maroon service dog vest and stands in front of a Texas A&M University sign in a store