Owner and trainer Jana Regan has worked with animals for over 30 years. She started dog walking at an early age for her parent's friends mostly because the dogs were more fun than the adults. She's worked in pet care while living in Los Angeles and has owned animals all her life.

In 2012, while working in a behavioral special education classroom, she adopted her coonhound, Dinah.  Dinah turned out to have some very serious behavioral issues.  It became apparent very quickly that in order for Dinah to stay, Jana would have to learn how to train and rehabilitate an aggressive dog. Years of experience working with children needing major behavior modification and psychological support had prepared her for this challenge. She learned how to communicate effectively with Dinah and began to rehabilitate her. By immersing herself in the world of dog rescue, she began working with many different dogs in different settings. Shortly after, Bean the Boston Terrier burst into their lives with so much love for everyone he met that he presented his own set of challenges. Both Dinah and Bean are doing great now and love to help out with training or social time when appropriate.

     Since then Jana has worked in a high volume doggie daycare setting, running groups and integrating dogs into play who may previously had trouble being social. She's also worked with many different trainers and learned different styles of training. Attending every dog training seminar she can, she firmly believes in a training style that is flexible to meet the needs of the dog.  Clarity in communication is key to relationships while maintaining motivation, boundaries and structure.