I'm Your Girl Pets

Appointments:

Phone: 425-248-9883 Call or text

Email: bryanaleewalters@gmail.com

CLOSED Sunday


AVAILABLE IN SNOHOMISH AND NORTH KING COUNTIES WASHINGTON- SNOHOMISH, MILL CREEK, BOTHELL, MONROE, DUVALL, EVERETT, LYNNWOOD, LAKE STEVENS, MARYSVILLE, GRANITE FALLS, WOODINVILLE, KENMORE, KIRKLAND, REDMOND, LAKE FOREST PARK, SHORELINE, MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, EDMONDS

VIRTUAL VIDEO AVAILABLE OUTSIDE OF SERVICE AREA

Services:

What kind of appointment works best for you?

-In-person sessions with me at your home or previously discussed location.

OR

-Virtual video call.

Many initial consultations and behaviors plans can be set-up without an in-person session. Types of behaviors that may require an in-person session include aggressive behaviors that need to be evaluated for safety or other reasons.

During your free ‘meet-and-greet’ phone call, we will be able to decide which option may be best for you.

 

How appointments work-

1- Free 15-minute ‘meet-and-greet’ phone call.

This is your opportunity to talk briefly about your pet’s behavior and how I can help you.

2- Fill out forms-

3- Initial consultation.

Regardless of in-person or virtual option, all services start with an initial consultation.

During our 90-minute initial consultation, we will discuss your pet’s behavior/s and why it’s happening. You will be given full detailed instructions of the tools and techniques to use so you can manage and modify your pet’s behavior, along with handouts to follow.

You will receive a write-up of your management, behavior and training plan within one week.

4- Follow-up sessions.

This session is a hands-on appointment to work on recommended training exercises for your unique behavior modification plan.

You will receive a write-up from your follow-up session within one week.

Cost:

(Current as of December 1, 2024)

 

In-person sessions-

An in-person session may be necessary if your pet is behaving aggressively, and we need an evaluation to determine safety or other concerns. Additionally, if we are working on dog reactivity, follow-up sessions are typically better as an in-person option.

- 90-minute initial consultation - $195

- 90-minute initial consultation for multi-dog households - $175/dog

- 60-minute follow-up - $100

- 45-minute follow-up - $85

- 30-minute follow-up - $70

All in-person appointments are done at client’s home or previously discussed location.

*Only available in service area- North King and Snohomish Counties, Washington

~Dogs who are currently in a rescue are eligible for discounted prices~


Virtual video sessions-

Most initial consultations are appropriate to do as a virtual video call. Many behaviors are easily solved without an in-person session, we can decide together during your free ‘meet-and-greet’ phone call.

- 90-minute initial consultation - $175

- 90-minute initial consultation for multi-dog households - $150/dog

- 60-minute follow-up session - $90

- 45-minute follow-up session - $75

- 30-minute follow-up session - $60

All virtual sessions are conducted using Microsoft Teams.

~Dogs who are currently in a rescue are eligible for discounted prices~


Puppies

This is designed for puppies 8-weeks to 4-months old.

Isn’t my puppy too young for training and exposure to the environment without all it’s vaccines?

“In general, puppies can start puppy socialization classes as early as 7-8 weeks of age. Puppies should receive a minimum of one set of vaccines at least 7 days prior to the first class and a first deworming. They should be kept up-to-date on vaccines throughout the class.” - AVSAB position statement on puppy socialization, for the entire position statement, click-

American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior Puppy Socialization Position Statement

Did you know that your puppy is in their socialization stage until they are about 16-weeks old? What this means is that your puppy’s brain is maleable and we can identify and solve issues such as fear of novel items or dislike of grooming before they become lifetime problems.

- 90-minute initial consultation- $195

- 60-minute follow-up OR socialization outing- $100

All in-person appointments are done at client’s home or previously discussed location.

*Only available in service area- North King and Snohomish Counties, Washington


Separation Anxiety

Separation anxiety is a unique problem that comes with a unique solution. The work has to be done consistently most days a week, and you will need constant guidance for success. You will also need access to video-equipment or a way to record your sessions. This entire program will be done virtually. Each day you will upload your video to our cloud folder, I will review the video, write notes, and send new homework for the next day.

Packages for first week-

- 90-minute initial consultation + 3 30-minute follow-up sessions & review of videos- $375

This package is billed weekly so we can constantly evaluate where we are at with progress, and you don’t purchase more than you need. You need to be present for one session every 1-2 weeks to pass off training skills.

Follow-up weeks-

- 4 30-minute sessions weekly & review of videos- $300

All virtual sessions are conducted using Microsoft Teams.


Bryana is an expert on dog behavior! We have two dogs that came from difficult situations and have some behavioral issues as a result. She has helped us work through so many problems, including aggression towards people in/around our house and dogs chasing our cats. We initially thought one of our dogs was aggressive, but within a few minutes of meeting him, Bryana assured us that he was actually just scared, and that his behavior could easily be modified if we helped him feel more comfortable. We’ve used this knowledge in so many situations and we’ve helped our dog adjust so well. This is just one example where Bryana has worked with us to understand the underlying behaviors behind our dogs’ actions, which has strengthened our relationship with them. Whenever we have a problem, we ask Bryana for help and she’s there to problem solve and educate us. I can’t recommend her enough!
— Sabrina Bonaparte