Helping you and your dog live well together — with trust, empathy, and understanding.
Because connection changes everything.
Hi, I’m Jessica Logan.
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I’m a canine behavior therapist, lifelong animal person, and someone who’s spent the last 20+ years learning (and unlearning) what it means to live peacefully with dogs.
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I don’t believe dogs need obedience to live well with us.
I believe they need to feel safe. They need care.
And they need someone who’s willing to truly listen.
I grew up surrounded by animals. My parents were professional handlers and breeders (my Mother is Wendy Maisey, renowned CKC All-Breed Judge), and our home was part kennel, part country wild.
I spent my childhood riding horses through the pasture, packing a lunch to disappear all day with the dogs.
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Dogs weren’t pets to me — they were family. They were teachers.
I used to wish they could talk. But I’ve since learned: they do. You just have to know how to listen.
What I Believe (and How I Work)
I don’t offer obedience. I help people see their dogs — and themselves — in a new way.
My approach is rooted in two core principles:
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CARE
Safety and connection are the foundation of any behavior change. I help your dog feel safe, so they can respond calmly and trustingly.
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PLAY
Dogs learn best when they’re relaxed, curious, and free to make choices. We use play to build confidence, resilience, and communication.
Together, these principles form what I call The Trust Method — a science-backed, heart-led way of working with dogs.