As a seasoned dog behaviorist, Christine Ricci is the heart, mind, and soul behind Bella Dog Psychology.
Christine began training dogs professionally in 1994 in the tiny state of Rhode Island. In 2012 she founded Bella Dog Psychology in Tucson. Today she works across the United States and Canada training and rehabilitating dogs from all backgrounds and situations.
Christine’s talents extend to nearly all areas of dog behavior, as she not only rehabilitates fearful and aggressive dogs, but also trains ADA certified service animals, specializing in providing service for mobility and stability, epilepsy, diabetes, PTSD, and clinical anxiety. She corrects unwanted behaviors in adult dogs and even offers puppy training for new additions to the family.
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