Dylan
Hi,
My name is Dylan, and I’m the proud owner of Las Olas Dog Training Co., based in South Florida. I’m a passionate animal lover with a lifelong dedication to understanding and improving the lives of animals. Over the past fifteen years, my experience owning and showcasing both horses and dogs has given me deep insight into animal behavior, communication, and rehabilitation.
I’ve developed a strong foundation in canine training, behavior, communication, and handling through hands-on experience and advanced education alongside respected trainers, veterinarians, and certification programs. I’m committed to continuous learning, ensuring I stay current with industry best practices and the latest training methods.
Training dogs is more than a career; it’s my calling. I take great pride in the customized programs I’ve built and the lasting results they deliver. Watching dogs thrive and seeing the joy it brings to their families is the most rewarding part of what I do.
I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and help your dog reach their full potential.
Kyra
Kyra brings a strong foundation in animal care and behavior to our team, with a background that spans equine training, veterinary medicine, and professional grooming. She began riding horses at the age of five and was actively training and managing a barn by the time she was sixteen. Her early hands-on experience cultivated a deep understanding of animal behavior and handling.
Pursuing her passion for animal health, Kyra began studying veterinary technology in high school and earned her Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) credentials by the age of 18. During her years in veterinary practice, she developed extensive experience working with dogs in both medical and behavioral contexts. Additionally, she gained three years of professional grooming experience, further broadening her skill set in canine care.
Kyra is a dedicated and knowledgeable member of our team, and her diverse background makes her an invaluable asset to our clients and their dogs.
