About David Reinecker

David is an Animal Behaviorist, Professional Dog Trainer and a Certified Specialist in Aggressive Dog Behavior as well as a member of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies and the Association of Pet Dog Trainers

David is the creator of Dog Remedy^® a unique way of training, which combines hand signals, voice commands and holistic remedies along with human-dog interaction techniques. Over his accomplished career, David has helped thousands of dog owners nationwide eliminate severe cases of fear and territorial aggression, hyperactivity, depression and separation anxiety in their pets.

David Reinecker received his education at California State University, Sacramento (1978-1982) and completed additional coursework in psychology at UCLA (1994). David specializes in the assessment and rehabilitation of problem dogs, he possesses a wealth of experience in behavior modification in particular dealing with dog aggression problems. He acquired part of his training as a Specialist in Reducing Aggression in Dogs from the late John Fisher, a noted British behaviorist. Most recently, David completed the Solving Canine Behavior Problems program at Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine in Ithaca, NY.

As part of his continuing education he has also completed numerous courses, seminars and special studies in canine nutrition, spectral and environmental modification, canine genetics, hyperactivity disorders, stress management, animal behavior, naturopathy for companion animals, canine communicative and social behavior, dog behavior assessment and consulting.

David's unique method consists of a caring, gentle approach to training animals through voice and touch without the use of choke chains or aversion techniques. It is used to prevent and eliminate behavioral problems in dogs such as: hyperactivity, separation anxiety, aggression, chewing, digging, barking, jumping, and more.

"David was a miracle in my life. He saved my sanity and he no doubt saved my dog's life" remarks Terri Kopp (& Nuala), writer/producer of Law & Order. California's first lady Maria Shriver notes, "David is wonderful, and we would recommend him to anyone looking to train their dog." Veterinarians concur: "David excels as a dog trainer because he can see into the mind of the dog and understand the perspective of the dog's owner and reconcile the two."-Louis Schwartz, D.V.M.

Due to his expertise and understanding of dog behavior, David has been a sought after resource for prestigious journals and magazines such as The New York Times, Real Simple magazine, Los Angeles Times, Dog Fancy, People Magazine and The Dallas Morning Newspaper. He has been a guest expert on numerous international, national and local radio shows and has been featured in CBS News, Simply the Best Magazine, Pet Age, W Magazine, Animal Fair, La Opinion Newspaper and CNN Headline News. A resident dog trainer for the Peter Tilden Show and a household name among Hollywood's elite, Animal Behaviorist David Reinecker has utilized his 27 years of experience to transform some of the "top dogs" in tinsel town from dastardly to delightful, including those cared for by Maria Shriver, Kirk Douglas, Cristina Ferrare, Billy Blanks and Terry Garr.

Through his company, Dog Remedy^®, he has also been getting successful results involving obedience training and custom fitness programs. David's highly effective approach to training engages owners in the actual training process; Clients attest to his method's fast results and his unique ability to enable them to continue with his proper training method.

David is a member of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies (CCBS), the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) and the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS). He has been working professionally with dogs for 27 years and he currently lives in Los Angeles, CA.

About Tatiana Reinecker

Tatiana is the first person you will speak with when calling our office. She has been providing dog care and behavior counseling to Dog Remedy's clients for the past 11 years. Tatiana is currently working towards obtaining her M.S. in Psychology with an emphasis in Animal Behavior and she is a Certified Pet Care Technician through the Pet Care Services Association. Upon completion of her graduate studies, she will pursue certification as an Associate Applied Animal Behaviorist (A.C.A.A.B.) from the Animal Behavior Society.

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