Where did it begin?
Chloe founded Paw Pack in 2019 after her journey with her oldest dog, Charlie, who struggled with aggression and dog reactivity, prompted her to further her knowledge in behavior modification.
Combining her knowledge of structured socialization, training, and canine behavior, Chloe focuses on strengthening two key elements: relationship and communication. She uses a balanced training approach that can be adapted to each dog's individual needs, recognizing that no two dogs are the same.
Chloe holds a Certificate in Animal Management (Canine Behavior & Training) and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Animal Management and Welfare, bringing both practical experience and formal education to her work.
Our mission is to provide fun, structured exercise for dogs of all temperaments—including those often considered “difficult.” We foster a cohesive working relationship with each dog by fulfilling their biological needs and providing appropriate outlets that enrich their lives through meaningful socialization, physical exercise, and mental engagement.
How are we different?
We understand that every dog is different, which is why we take an adaptable and individualized approach to dog handling and behavior modification. Rather than applying a one size fits all method, we tailor our approach to the dog in front of us, recognizing that no two dogs learn, respond, or develop in exactly the same way.
Before joining the pack every dog undergoes a comprehensive behavioral assessment, allowing us to identify their strengths, challenges, personality, and social tendencies - in order to determine whether they are suited to a pack environment, and, how we can best support their ongoing development.
Our focus extends beyond exercise alone. We emphasize structured socialization, behavioral development, and clear communication to help each dog learn how to socialize successfully in a group setting. By creating consistent expectations and providing appropriate outlets for physical and mental fulfilment, we help develop balanced, stable, and socially capable dogs.
