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Episode 29. How Billie Groom of UPWARD Dogology Helps Dogs with a ”Checkered Past”

from Believe in Dog · host Believe in Dog with Erin Scott

Episode 29. How Billie Groom of UPWARD Dogology is Helping Dogs with a "Checkered Past" While Billie Groom didn’t grow up with pets, the dogs started finding her when she was in her 20s.  Billie’s passion was ignited when she stumbled upon a dog hiding under a log on a beach and found her a loving home. After traveling through the U.S. in a renovated bus and running an informal dog rescue in North Carolina, Billie returned to Canada and fell into starting a dog walking company. While running her business, Billie found she had a knack for working with dogs with behavioral issues and found herself helping pet parents improve their dog’s problematic adolescent behavior and assisting dogs with a “checkered past.” Billie’s UPWARD Dogology has helped hundreds of families who are often in a crisis due to their dog’s behavior.   Billie’s methodology differs from traditional training methods and is based on the principles of cognitive behavior therapy.   Find Show Notes, Links and Photos at: https://believeindogpodcast.com/episodes-1/episode29

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