Sarah Angerman’s journey into dog training began from a place many owners relate to: fear, frustration, and uncertainty. After a frightening experience with dogs as a child, it wasn’t until rescuing a German Shepherd that she truly began to understand canine behavior, reactivity, and communication. That experience sparked a deep commitment to learning how dogs think, why behaviors happen, and how to create real change through clarity and structure.

Since then, Sarah has invested heavily in her education, training under some of the most respected professionals in the industry. Her background includes advanced seminars, decoy schools, sport-based training, and behavior-focused coursework, including NePoPo® Silver and Gold programs, PSA development, and classes through Fenzi Dog Sport Academy focused on engagement and reactivity. In 2025, she earned 3rd place at SPA Worlds, reflecting her dedication to precision, consistency, and high-level training standards.

Sarah’s approach is rooted in balanced training and clear communication—not guesswork or one-size-fits-all methods. She specializes in helping dogs and owners who feel overwhelmed, confused, or stuck, using structured, daily training to build confidence, reliability, and trust. Every dog in her care is trained with intention, professionalism, and respect, because Sarah understands firsthand how important it is to feel confident about who you trust with your dog.

Yes. Your dog is cared for daily in a structured, supervised environment focused on safety, mental balance, and engagement — not a kennel warehouse.

Most dogs actually relax once structure is introduced. Clear rules, consistent handling, and predictable routines reduce anxiety and build confidence quickly.

Because behavior change requires repetition. Board & train allows your dog to practice correct behaviors daily, dramatically speeding up progress compared to weekly sessions.

Your dog is trained directly by Sarah Angerman (head trainer) or Kim Zimmer, not handed off to assistants or rotating staff.

Leash pulling, jumping, poor recall, reactivity, impulse control issues, basic obedience gaps, and foundational puppy behaviors.

Yes — owner transition sessions are included so you learn how to maintain and reinforce your dog’s new skills in real-life situations.