Every dog is an individual. Each cat has their own personality. Your pet(s) want what you want—to be loved, to be happy and to get a treat now and then.
Who we are
Mary Molloy is a Certified Cat Behavior Consultant, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer--Knowledge Assessed, and a Fear Free Certified Professional (Trainer). In addition to having her own business, she has done per diem work with the Animal Rescue Center and the Behavior Department at the ASPCA, and worked in tandem with Veterinary Behaviorists to help pets with complicated issues.
What we do
Humane, positive reinforcement training for puppies and dogs, kittens and cats.
Does your dog have a problem with:
Does your dog have a problem with:
- Aggressive behaviors
- Separation anxiety
- Fear and reactivity
- Basic obedience
- Nuisance barking
- Chewing/destructiveness
- Socialization with other people or pets
- Housetraining
- Confinement training
- Socialization
- Learning polite manners
- Puppy Headstart
Cats get a bad rap. Many people don’t think they can be trained but that isn’t true! Living with a cat may not be like living with a dog, but Mary can work with your cat to be happy and well-behaved in their loveable cat-ness.
Does your cat or kitten need help with:
Does your cat or kitten need help with:
- Scratching on furniture
- Litter box avoidance
- Human-directed aggression
- Intercat aggression (aggression between cats in the household)
- Fear and Anxiety
- Socialization with other people or pets
- Kitten Headstart
- Making your home cat-friendly
- Training to follow cues (e.g., "come," "sit," etc.)
Mary exemplifies everything a professional dog trainer should be. She has a wonderful understanding of dog body language, behavior and training, and a strong commitment to continuing education. Mary also has the gift of being able to explain this information in a way that people can understand. When I get requests from people looking for canine behavior help in NYC, Mary is a trainer I strongly recommend.
--Trish McMillan Loehr, MSc, CPDT, Loehr Animal Behavior