Now accepting NEW clients for March & April
Dog Training Built on Trust, Clarity, and Care in McMinnville & Yamhill County, OR.
You deserve a relationship with your dog that feels calmer, clearer, and more connected.
Maybe your dog:
Pulls on leash or struggles in public
Gets overexcited, reactive, or easily overwhelmed
Listens at home, but falls apart outside
Is a puppy or adolescent, who suddenly feels like a lot
Is an adult dog whose habits never quite stuck
If you’ve been told your dog is “stubborn,” “dominant,” or needs firmer corrections — you’re not alone. And you’re not doing anything wrong.
At Pacific North Woof, Mandy helps dog parents build skills, communication, and emotional regulation using humane, positive training methods that support long-term success — without fear, force, or punishment.
What Pacific North Woof Can Help With
I'm here to support you and your dog through everyday challenges and big transitions — and to help build skills that make life together calmer, clearer, and more enjoyable.
Polite Greetings
Teach your dog how to greet people calmly and confidently.
Solid Life Skills
Build everyday skills that support good behavior at home and out in the world.
Reactivity Training
Support for dogs who struggle with reactivity, frustration, or overwhelm.
Loose Leash Walking
Walk together without pulling, dragging, or constant tension — so walks feel more like quality time and less like a battle.
Happy Vet Visits
Help your dog feel safe and comfortable during vet visits, grooming, and everyday handling.
Whether you’re navigating puppyhood, adolescence, or adult behavior concerns, my training focuses on creating understanding, confidence, and lasting change.
How to Get Started
Shaping your dog's behavior starts here:
1. Request a Consultation
Let’s discuss your dog’s needs and your training goals in a 1:1 virtual consultation
2. Develop a Training Plan
Tailored strategies that align with your dog's personality and challenges.
3. Begin the Journey
Start training and see the remarkable transformation in your dog.
Get Started with a Virtual Consultation – $150
Request a 90-minute one-on-one virtual consultation to discuss your training needs. Mandy will evaluate your goals, address challenges, and identify the right training plan for you and your dog.
Mandy will review your request and if she is a good fit for what you're needing, she'll confirm your spot and get ready to help you train your pup in the best way possible!
Not sure where to start?
Choosing the right training support can feel like a big decision — and it’s okay to have questions first.
If you’d like to talk things through before booking, you’re welcome to schedule a free 20-minute discovery call with Mandy. This is a relaxed, no-pressure conversation where she can answer your questions, talk through what’s going on with your dog, and help you decide if training with Pacific North Woof is the right fit.
Continued Training
1:1 In-Person Training Packages
Each in-person session is tailored to empower dog parents to be the best trainers for their dogs, with hands-on coaching and actionable help that feels realistic with your daily routine.
Single Session - $150
4-Pack - $550 (Save $50)
6-Pack - $825 (Save $75)
8-Pack - $1,100 (Save $100)
Each package includes:
Hands-on 1:1 coaching
Each session is 60min
Clear homework and follow-up guidance
Consistent weekly scheduling to support learning & maintain progress
Ongoing support for both dog and their guardian
Training isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress you can maintain.
Pacific North Woof Offers Training To:
McMinnville, Surrounding Yamhill County, Sherwood and Tigard
How do I get started with training?
Start by booking a Virtual Training Consultation. We’ll talk through what’s going on, your goals, and your dog’s history, then build a clear plan for next steps.
What if I’m not sure training is the right fit yet?
You can book a free 20-minute discovery call to ask questions and make sure you’re choosing the right next step—no pressure.
Do you offer in-person sessions?
Yes. In-person work is offered as coaching sessions and packages, after your virtual consultation. Virtual consultations are a requirement before booking any in-person coaching.
What can you help with (and what don’t you take)?
I help with common training goals like: puppy foundational skills, new adoption integration, leash walking, manners, trick training, recall, reactivity, and cooperative care for grooming/vet visits. I do not take aggression cases (bite history/severe aggression towards dogs or people), but I am happy to refer out to my list of trusted professionals that are certified for such cases.
What training methods do you use?
I use only positive reinforcement and force-free methods—teaching skills in a way that supports trust and long-term progress.
Do you use prong collars or e-collars?
No. As a Certified Fear-Free Professional I am committed to following a humane, emotionally protective code of conduct and ethical standards with the animals in my care. I do not use prong collars, remote e-collars, or punishment-based corrections/intimidation practices - more info on this can be found under my 'Philosophy & Approach' section, of my About Page.
What if I currently use a prong collar or e-collar with my dog?
That’s okay — many dog owners were taught to use these tools before learning there were other options.
While I don’t use or recommend them, I’m happy to help you transition away from them. Training that makes real change, focuses on building skills your dog can rely on without discomfort or pressure, so you’re not dependent on tools to get results.
We’ll move at a pace that feels realistic for you and your dog, with the goal of creating lasting behavior change — not just short-term control.
Do you guarantee training results?
Dog training isn’t something that can be guaranteed — and anyone who promises specific results is usually oversimplifying a very complex process.
Behavior change depends on many factors, including your dog’s history, their environment, emotional state, and how consistently skills are maintained & practiced between sessions. My role is to provide clear guidance, realistic plans, and ongoing support by adjusting where and when we need to— but progress is always a team effort.
What I can promise is thoughtful, individualized training, honest expectations, and support that’s focused on long-term improvement every step of the way — not quick fixes.
