About Me

Miranda’s journey in the dog training world began when she and her wife, Ashley, rescued their husky, Joey, from a gas station in Rawlins, Wyoming. After adopting her from the shelter, Miranda fell in love with the process of building her relationship with Joey and getting to know her goofy, independent, and loving personality. She found she had a natural gift working with dogs, and after months of soaking in as much information as she could on her own, she decided to pursue a career in dog training.

Miranda began professionally training dogs in the fall of 2023, where she gained valuable experience in shaping confident, well-behaved dogs and equipping their owners to be successful for the long haul. She specializes in fearful and anxious rescue dogs,

A young woman with curly hair, wearing a yellow shirt, smiling and holding a husky dog with blue eyes in a grassy outdoor setting.
Two young women sitting on a park bench with a Siberian Husky puppy, smiling, under a tree during autumn.
A happy husky dog lying on a picnic table outdoors in a snowy park, with a cheerful expression and tongue out, during a sunny winter day.

She specializes in fearful and anxious rescue dogs, reactivity, and human/canine relationships. Miranda brings a fresh training style to her clients, prioritizing play over treats, freedom over confinement, and clarity over rigidity.

When not working with clients, Miranda enjoys fly fishing nearby rivers and spending time with her wife and their dog. As a family, they enjoy exploring local coffee shops and bookstores and are always in the mood for a good movie and an ice cream outing.