Not your “old-school” dog trainer…

At Beezy’s Pack, we go beyond basic training commands. Your dog’s mindset and mental health should be considered and valued before “obedience” or “accountability.” Our mission is to create harmonious relationships between dogs and humans through compassionate, force-free training. We believe every dog deserves a chance to thrive, regardless of their past or current challenges. That’s why we focus on tailored behavioral consultations that address the root causes of issues, fostering lasting change.

Our approach is grounded in the latest canine science, combined with a profound love and respect for dogs as individuals. We don’t believe in quick fixes or harsh methods but rather in building trust, communication, and a better relationship. Whether you’re dealing with a specific behavioral challenge or looking to strengthen the bond with your dog, Beezy’s Pack is here to support you every step. Let’s work together to create a happier, more fulfilled life for you and your dog.

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Meet The Owner + Operator

Licensing

How It Started

Aubrey’s curiosity about animals began early, from weekly childhood visits to the Denver Zoo to walking neighborhood dogs, working at a kennel, and beginning her post-college career in a veterinary hospital.

After moving to Los Angeles in 2014, she began volunteering with shelters and rescue organizations. There, she encountered many dogs whose fear, stress, reactivity, and complex behavioral needs made adoption more difficult. She wanted to better understand these dogs and develop the skills necessary to support them with compassion rather than force, fear, or unrealistic expectations.

In 2019, Aubrey left her corporate career to pursue that work full-time and founded Beezy’s Pack. Now in 2026, Beezy’s Pack is located in Redding, CT.

A Whole-Dog Approach

Behavior does not happen in isolation. Every dog is shaped by their health, history, genetics, environment, relationships, emotional state, and opportunities to engage in natural behavior.

Aubrey’s work goes beyond teaching commands or correcting unwanted behavior. She helps families understand what their dog may be communicating, identify unmet needs, reduce stress, and create practical strategies that support both the dog and the people who care for them.

Her approach is reward-based, welfare-centered, and tailored to the individual dog. The goal is not perfection or unquestioning obedience. It is to help dogs feel safer, communicate more clearly, develop useful skills, and experience a fuller and more satisfying life alongside their families.

Rescue, Advocacy, and Education

Aubrey has volunteered countless hours with shelters, adoption centers, foster homes, and rescue organizations. She remains a vocal advocate for dogs who are overlooked, misunderstood, or labeled “challenging,” as well as the people working to help them.

She is also the founder and president of Beezy’s Rescue Corp., a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving dogs in Connecticut and California. Beezy’s Rescue helps abandoned and at-risk dogs receive medical care, home-based decompression, behavioral support, advocacy, and thoughtful placement in the right homes.

Aubrey’s experience in rescue continues to shape every part of her work. She understands that progress is rarely linear and that supporting a dog often means supporting the humans who are trying their best, too.

Continuing to Learn

The science of animal behavior is always evolving. Aubrey regularly completes professional coursework and continuing education in canine behavior disorders, applied ethology, cognitive psychology, neuroscience, animal welfare, trauma-informed care, and the connection between behavior and physical, emotional, social, and environmental well-being.

She believes responsible professionals should remain curious, question their assumptions, and continue adapting as new evidence becomes available.

Ready to Get Started?

Whether you are welcoming a new dog, navigating a behavioral challenge, or simply hoping to better understand the dog already beside you, Beezy’s Pack offers practical, compassionate support designed around your individual dog and household.

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Continued Education

Aubrey’s ongoing professional coursework focuses on canine behavior disorders, applied ethology, cognitive psychology, neuroscience, animal welfare, and the relationship between behavior and each dog’s physical, emotional, social, and environmental needs.

Courses, Lectures, Seminars, Workshops, etc.

• The Aggression in Dogs Conference 2025

• Aggression on the Inside Out: Bites of Biology and Behaviorism

• Neurobiology of Arousal: Yerkes Dodson Law

• Fear Memory Generalization: When the Protective Mechanism Goes Wrong

• The Science of Aggression

• Resilience in Dogs

• Aggressive Dog Defensive Handling Seminar

• Comparative Psychology and Cognition

• Pain Rewires the Brain

• Permission not Permissive

• Forrest Micke Heelwork

• Pressure On Pressure Off: The Hidden World of Negative Reinforcement

• The Slice is Right: Suzanne Clothier

• Dealing with the Bogeyman: Helping Reactive and Fearful Dogs
• Control Unleashed Pattern Games for Sports and Life Skills
• Normal or Not, Common Behavioral Disorders
• Protocols for Success: Dr. Karen Overall
• Genetics, Personality, Neuroscience, Resilience
• Biome, Brain, Behavior: An Exploration of the Gut-Microbiome Relationship
• Premack Principle
• Applied Behavior Analysis
• Talk to Animals: the Neuroscience of Communication
• A Dose of Hope: How Supplements and Medications Can Help when Training Isn’t Enough
• Neurodiversity in Animals, a four part series
• The Resilient Canid: Urban Coyote Ecology