Bridge Of The Paws guarantees to have your furry friend by your side after consistent, daily-walks. Our trainer focuses on pivot turns, non-tug loose-leash behavior & following simple commands such as "Sit" "Stay" and "Chill" .. There's no reason your dog shouldn't follow your rules, and with our programs, we never "Let The Tail Wag the Dog"
Whether you have a puppy seeking behavior basics or a rough & tumble teenager who requires a little extra obedience, we all need correction from time to time and we focus on proper communication with both the dogs, but also their humans - You!
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Training Programs ranging from 2, 3, 4 or 6 week intervals
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On-Leash and Off-Leash Courses
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All programs include time spent working on any issues your dog may be experiencing: house training, possessive behavior, aggression, jumping, barging at the door, anxiety or shyness, biting, and more
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All programs include training commands your dog will obey even under immense distractions without treats
Meet Our Trainer
Pack Lead
8 years
Law has a strict mentality of Exercise, Discipline then Affection - in that order. His past involved 5+ years of volunteer work at Furry Friends in Vancouver, WA. As well, numerous dog boarding and walking clients in Portland, OR which set Law up to experience a wide range of dog breeds, temperaments, health conditions and behavioral issues. This, along with his own dog, Veera, were the launching pad for his career in dog training.
Veera first sparked his passion for training in 2017 as she was reactive with other dogs after being adopted from the Oregon Humane Society as a puppy. Countless training methods later, Law found a balanced regiment that set his dog up for success. Veera is now his sidekick companion with total recall off-leash and often lends a paw when training new guests of our procedures.
Law focuses on your relationship with your dog being strengthened through solid routine and consistency leading to an obedient best friend. He has gone on to work with many families to help them overcome issues of introducing a new puppy, proper use of harnesses & special collars for strong pullers, aggression, bad manners and failure to obey commands such as recall. All breeds welcome!
