Pawsitively Trained, LLC uses positive training techniques to encourage the dogs to choose the correct behaviors, as opposed to being afraid of making the wrong choices. This program teaches the dogs to problem solve to figure out which response is the most appropriate for the situation, making training more fun for the dogs and their owners.

Does your dog...

…bark, whine, jump up, pull on the leash, potty in the house, nip or bite, dig up the yard, destroy furniture or carpet,

steal or chew inappropriate items, lick incessantly?

…have separation anxiety, act stressed, act fearfully, seem too dominant, control your house, intimidate guests,

guard food or toys, respect all members of the family?

…get along with other dogs, act politely around strangers, respond to cues, get distracted easily,

go to new places, behave well for vetting and grooming, follow commands without treats, spend time out in public?

…do tricks, play games, get enough exercise, fetch a ball, get enough mental stimulation, have a job?

Let Kelsey turn your "problem pooch" into a Pawsitively Trained Dog!

Pawsitive comments...

"Me-Too and I have learned so much and enjoyed ourselves beyond belief with Kelsey's incredible training. My puppy has turned into a patient loving teenager because of her knowledge. I can't wait for Me-Too and I to start her next course!" ~Suzann

"Cocoa is becoming more and more well-behaved thanks to Kelsey" ~Erin

"Kelsey is an amazing dog (and people) trainer. We have completed many training sessions with our "princess" Sadie and have been very pleased with the results. If you are looking for a really good trainer, I highly recommend Kelsey. She's the best!" ~Kirk

"If anybody is looking for a GREAT trainer, give Kelsey a call" ~Colleen

"If you need help with your dog - this is the person to go to. I love Kelsey so much and overall she is a really great person!" ~Emily

Meet the trainer...

Hello, I am Kelsey Weber, CPDT-KA, ABCDT, CGC Evaluator, and PPG and APDT Professional Member. What that alphabet soup means is that I am passionate about continued education and making sure I am always using the most humane techniques as well as the most updated scientific methods in my business. I signed an oath to use LIMA (least intrusive, minimally aversive) practices and am committed to applying force free methods to any behavior case I am called to assist with.

Growing up in an animal loving family, I had many childhood experiences with all types of animals including dogs, horses, reptiles, birds and more, so I had a solid obsession for animal training from the start. Throughout high school I spent my free time out at the barn, starting young horses, training horses with behavioral issues and riding my own horse for the high school rodeo team. Additionally, I raised puppies for Guide Dogs for the Blind and have graduates working with their blind partners all over the US and Canada.

I continued on to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, majoring in Agricultural Sciences and Education, with a concentration in Animal Science. There, I progressed my training career by taking courses on animal behavior modification and working as the dog trainer for Petco. I quickly became a Mentor Trainer and began to focus on not only teaching the animals, but also teaching other people as well.

Now, I own and operate Pawsitively Trained, LLC which has been growing and thriving for many years. I have spent time working with shelters and rescue groups, veterinary clinics, daycare facilities and dog walkers, grooming salons, breeders, other trainers, and, primarily, pet owners. I believe it takes a village to raise a good dog! Having an educated village is the easiest way to streamline the process of adding more well-behaved canines to our community.

Additionally, I have started Paws for Responders, LLC. Here, we work with emergency responder facilities (police and fire departments, EMS, and 911 dispatch), raising and training therapy facility dogs. These dogs are co-raised with Paws for Responders and the participating facilities, and are utilized as part of the emotional wellness program to provide comfort to emergency responders. The Comfort K9s are trained using a carefully structured program and the facility handlers are also instructed throughout the process. I am so excited to be able to spread the wonderful effects of positive raising and training methods and create such an impact in the lives of people who will benefit so substantially.

My true passion lies in teaching other people how to communicate with their animals effectively. Over the years I have been teaching numerous group classes and private sessions, consisting of dogs of all different ages and breeds, and covering everything from basic obedience, to agility, to therapy and service dog work. I am excited to work with you and your dog on any behavioral challenges that you may face or simply help you reinforce positive behaviors; no matter your need, I can help you take your dog to the next level of training.