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Our mission is to foster trust between dogs and their owners through positive, science-based solutions in a supportive environment. We promote a positive culture through ongoing learning opportunities for all.
Padfoot Pets is dedicated to providing a supportive culture for staff, dogs, and owners and we recognize the importance of providing gentle guidance, socialization, and real-world exposure to dogs of all shapes, sizes, and behavioral obstacles.
Padfoot’s “Real-World Program” creates a support team of experienced trainers working together to build a better bond and offer help for dogs to join their people in Denver, the surrounding area, and the CO local community.
Padfoot is committed to providing positive science-based dog training helping with basic manners, urban socialization, and reactive behaviors.
Our mission is to foster trust between dogs and their owners through positive, science-based solutions in a supportive environment. We promote a positive culture through ongoing learning opportunities for all.
Padfoot Pets is dedicated to providing a supportive culture for staff, dogs, and owners and we recognize the importance of providing gentle guidance, socialization, and real-world exposure to dogs of all shapes, sizes, and behavioral obstacles.
Padfoot’s “Real-World Program” creates a support team of experienced trainers working together to build a better bond and offer help for dogs to join their people in Denver, the surrounding area, and the CO local community.
Padfoot is committed to providing positive science-based dog training helping with basic manners, urban socialization, and reactive behaviors.
Co-Owner / Head of Behavior
My name is Tyler Parsons. I am a recent transplant to Colorado from Kansas and have lived in the area for almost two years. While growing up, I lived in a house with four German Shepherd dogs, which I helped to train as cadaver dogs.
Currently, I live with my wife and two dogs, a lab/shepherd mix named Karma and a miniature schnauzer named Stasia. While in Kansas, I was the lead trainer for the Kansas Humane Society, where I would lead classes such as puppy and basic manners. I also assisted with reactive dog classes and was a Canine Good Citizen evaluator during my time. After working for the Kansas Humane Society, I was the owner and lead trainer of Outside the Box Pet Solutions. I provided services such as private consultations and worked to find unique solutions for individuals who live with disabilities to build bonds with their pets.
Since moving to Colorado, I have worked as an adoption counselor at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley and volunteered with their behavior team. I look forward to working with your whole family to help bridge the gap between family and pet.
Co Owner / Head Trainer
Kat has had a strong passion for dogs since she was a little girl. Before she could read, all she wanted were books with pictures of dogs. Kat loves to study dogs, their behaviors, and breeds. With the help of books, podcasts, videos, and her own dedication, she helped build up her pup’s (Kyle’s) confidence and now he’s a wonderful little member of society and a Padfoot Staff Dog!! Her enthusiasm for training her own pup gave her the inspiration to help other dogs stay in their forever homes.
This NYC girl started her career with dog handling and dog walking and has been training Denver dogs for 5 years. Kat avidly pursues her ongoing continuing education and professional development by attending several seminars and keeping current on industry practices. Kat’s favorite kind of pup to train is the one at the end of the leash!! “I teach people how to speak dog.”
Kat uses her experience as an Executive Assistant (caring for clients’ finances and homes) and education as our Pet Services Manager to give the best support to your home and your pets.
Real-World Trainer
Amanda has always loved animals but found her place with dogs at a young age.
She since had worked to gain certifications in dog training, veterinary assistant, and is also K9 first and CPR trained.
While learning the medical aspect of dogs, she learned that there is value in learning the behavioral aspect and worked her way into dog training.
Amanda has a passion for rescuing dogs and helping rehabilitate them to the point of having happy, successful, and fulfilling lives. She has learned so much from these dogs and translates it into her training.
Real-World Trainer
I’ve always loved animals, from my pet ferret as a young child, Bandit, to several sweet doggos over the past few years.
I have a passion for helping others, volunteering with local Search and Rescue while living in Seattle – and now having the opportunity to help not only the dogs that we get to work with at Padfoot but also the humans that welcome these furry friends into their lives.
Through a more difficult rescue experience, a large bloodhound, Huckleberry – I found a passion for learning dog behavior. I’m grateful for the opportunity to learn more about dogs. As a software engineer, I have a passion for small details, and as I learn more and more about dog behavior and training, I’m excited to find ways to share what I’m learning with others.
I don’t have any favorite breeds but I certainly have a soft spot for hounds. I also have a soft spot for deep-dish pizza, being originally from Chicago.
I’m grateful to be a part of the Padfoot team!
Real-World Trainer
Hey there, I’m Danielle and I work as an admin assistant while also being a part-time dog trainer. My background is pretty diverse, so I bring a unique set of skills to the table that can help you and your furry friend.
When it comes to admin work, I’m great at researching and developing new projects, coming up with fresh ideas, drafting customer correspondence, and creating positive customer relationships.
As a junior dog trainer, I know that each dog is different and requires a customized approach for successful training. Positive reinforcement is key, creating an environment that is nurturing and respectful of the dog’s needs.
Dealing with anxiety in dogs is something I know all too well. I have a German Shepherd who struggles with it as well. Over time, I’ve developed effective techniques to help dogs overcome their issues, while also analyzing their behavior and redirecting any bad habits towards more positive ones.
I truly enjoy helping owners and their dogs forge strong relationships, built on trust, cooperation, and understanding. If you need a dog trainer who will work with you to create a tailored solution for your specific needs, I’m here to help! Together we can unlock your dog’s potential and foster a deeper bond between you and your furry companion.
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Padfoot Pets
(720)213-6595
Servicing Denver and Surrounding Area
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