Leash Free Living

We have worked with Sam at LFL ever since we rescued our pup Dean 3 years ago. However, we hired Sam to work with Dean on the day of our wedding & this was one of the best decisions we made. She was prepared, patient; she worked with Dean to keep him calm & entertained. She made sure our pictures came out amazing by getting his attention & she even took her own photoshoot of him while he was occupied. We hired her partly because Dean knows her & is comfortable with her, but also because we knew she'd do an amazing job & she did not disappoint. Photos by Jackalope Photography

We signed up for the in-home puppy training package, and Jayna was really helpful in showing us how to acclimate our fur baby, who was 10 weeks during his first session. She answered all our questions and taught us how to incorporate training with our schedules to keep him progressing. We've also signed up for the day enrichment program to reinforce the things he's been taught, sending him about 2x a week. I have no complaints! Will definitely be signing up for the obedience school and use them for overnight boarding as needed. Glad to have this awesome team in the community to help out all of us dog owners!

Amazing results! Our dogs love the gals at Leash Free Living. We appreciate the report cards and photos every time the boys are with their friends and trainers. Excellent service and such great people.

Our rescue dog, Sansa, was extremely stubborn. Her trainer (Jayna) was awesome! We were having such a difficult time teaching her even the most basic obedience commands. After just three lessons she is a whole new dog. She listens so much better and has so much more confidence. My wife and I would highly recommend Jayna/Leash Free Living.

Just one lesson in so far, but all of the staff and trainers were very friendly, and my dog felt instantly at ease with our specific trainer. Their training style places a high priority on animal welfare, which was very important to me. Our dog is taking lessons because she thinks sidewalks are just for her and not other dogs; she has new desire to yell at delivery workers to get off her lawn; and people who visit don't understand her European roots and that it is customary to lick each other's face when greeting one another. We explained she lives in America now, but she does not accept this. Alas, we are now in doggy etiquette school. But I know she's in great hands!