Sue Stevenson believes in training dogs according to the families personal lifestyle. She listens to each clients requests and tailors her programs to fit their needs.

Specializing in problem solving and behavior modification, Sue knows not all dogs meet the basic obedience format. Her Lifestyle Training program is based on affection training methods.

Sue's talents are in high demand. She has hundreds of satisfied clients. Last year Sue completed over 600 training sessions.

I'd recommend Sue Stevenson (gooddog2.com) to anyone having a behavioral problem with their dog.  We had a small, male German shepherd named Blitz who easily earned his name: his was a body full of hyper, unbridled energy that was, unfortunately, also driven by fear-based aggression.  Blitz was fine with my wife Midge and I, but was very aggressive to any strangers.

In only two personal, at-home visits, Sue had Blitz "parking it" on command when the doorbell rang, or whenever we gave him that command.  Chaos was quickly turned into obedience with Sue's skills.  Blitz responded to her in a very positive way and, also in only the second lesson, Blitz politely and obediently walked on Sue's leash as if they were lifelong buddies!

Sue Stevenson just has a knack for changing dogs' bad behaviors.  She gets our vote for dogs behaving badly.

Chuck and Midge Garrison
Lake Arrowhead, CA

Dogs have been in my life for as long as I can remember. When I was two years old, my family had a retired military German Shepard who saved my life. Later in life my Rottweiler alerted me to a fire in the kitchen. She saved my home.

Dogs have been my hero, my healer and working partner. I'm very fortunate to have so many wonderful clients who allow me to help them develop their K9 communication skills.

Sue Stevenson