Dog and Cat Behavior and Training
Welcome to Companion Animal Wellness, LLC
Companion Animal Wellness is licensed, insured and bonded.
Welcome
At Companion Animal Wellness we want to help establish a positive and long lasting relationship with your pet. The relationship between human and animals is essential to the health and well-being of both.
About Us
Alexis Holtz UW-AAB, ABCDT-CT, SBA is the owner and founder of Companion Animal Wellness LLC.
Alexis is a certified dog and cat trainer through the Animal Behavior College (ABCDT-CT), with a certificate in Applied Animal Behavior from the University of Washington (UW-AAB), and is a recognized Shelter Behavior Affiliate (SBA) by IAABC International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. She is a Fear Free certified professional in animal training, which is a commitment to prevent and alleviate fear, anxiety and stress in animals.
More information about Alexis' education can be found on the Certificates and Education page.
Her career began over ten years ago, working in animal shelters, providing enrichment, behavior modification and training for shelter animals. She developed a deep understanding of the correlation between an animals physical and mental well-being. She has extensive experience in behavioral assessments, and can better understand why your companion animal does the things they do using a scientific approach. She has provided private training sessions for dogs and cats with a multitude of backgrounds and behavioral issues from fear, separation anxiety, phobias, destructive behavior, litter box issues, etc.
She founded Companion Animal Wellness to reach out and have a positive impact on the quality of life for more companion animals, improving the mental health and overall well-being of animals.
At Companion Animal Wellness our private training sessions and behavior modification services help create a relationship with your companion animal built on trust, positive interactions and consistency. Our method incorporates scientific behavioral principles of operant conditioning using the LIMA approach, which is using the Least Intrusive Minimally Aversive Method possible in every training case.
