One private appointment
Personal Session
Personalized training in your home to address your family’s specific goals.
- Focused help for your current concern.
- Clear steps for the family.
- Practical guidance for daily life.
In-home dog training in Brevard County
Practical, positive training that helps your family and your dog understand each other for real-life, lasting change.

Family training for the family pet
Your dog lives with your words, timing, habits, and household routines. In-home training lets us work where everyday situations happen.
You will receive clear guidance you can understand, practice, and use between sessions.
A practical fit for real families
Training starts with understanding the pattern, then building a clearer response your family can repeat.

Meet Susie Reynoso
For 26 years, I have helped dogs and people understand each other more clearly. My experience began in veterinary hospitals and grew through professional grooming, shelters, service-dog work, and family dog training.
The best moment is when the family and the dog finally understand each other. That connection is where lasting change begins.
What happens next
Complete the short request form with your dog’s needs and your family’s goals.
Ask questions and discuss which service makes the most sense before you commit.
If we agree it is a good fit, you will receive the booking and payment details.
Ready to get started?
You are not committing to a purchase. I will review your request and respond within 24 business hours.
Prefer email?
gentlepetsvc@gmail.com
Common questions
I coach you and your family while we work with your dog together. This helps everyone understand the plan and continue practicing after the session.
In-home sessions are available throughout Brevard County, Florida. Your address and travel details are confirmed before booking.
Start with the request form. Tell me what is happening, and we can discuss whether one session or continued support makes more sense.
Yes. Support is available for puppies, adolescent dogs, adult dogs, and senior dogs. The plan should fit the dog’s age, health, history, and ability.