JAIME GOODRICH
Dog Trainer / Entrepreneur / Writer
Jaime Goodrich is a nationally-recognized authority on dog training. She creates successful pet businesses and consults for television, film, and court as a dog behavior expert. A graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in philosophy, she writes frequently about the intersection of dogs and humans.
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CANINE BEHAVIORIST
With over twenty years experience in dog training, I love working with unusual and tricky behavior problems. My background is in police K9, scent detection, agility, and obedience. I believe in a deep study of methodology and employ positive methods in any training program. I also provide expert testimony in dog bite cases.
PET BUSINESS EXPERT
From dog daycares and hotels to full-blown franchises, I’ve created and developed many successful dog-related businesses. As a consultant I’ve assisted dozens of new business owners as they create their own vision and learn how to run it with joy.
WRITER
As a student of philosophy, I care deeply about the ways in which consciousness, neurology, and behavior intersect. I explore these themes in my writing and have written extensively on the practical application of dog training. I’m currently pursuing an MFA at Warren Wilson College.
PROJECTS
PANDEMIC CONSULTING
Did you get a puppy?
Oh dear. I’m working via Zoom to help new dog and puppy owners navigate the ups and downs of dog ownership. Contact me for behavioral consultations.
THE CONNECTED CANINE
A New Book on Healing
The trauma of the rescued dog: multiple placements, neglect, poor socialization, and more can all affect behavior in new homes. In this book I explore the paths to healing traumatized animals using simple techniques that emphasize connection, calming behaviors, and neurological flexibility. Coming soon!
DOG REACTIVITY STUDY
Is there an easy fix?
I’m currently exploring a new behavioral therapy for reducing dog-to-dog aggression, especially while on leash. Lunging and barking on leash is the MOST common behavior problem I currently see. If your dog does this but is otherwise friendly, contact me to participate in the study! Positive reinforcement.
