Meet our Staff...
Daycare
Our daycare staff combines the knowledge of animal behavior with a true passion for dogs. Whether it is running different activities or simply just holding them in their arms, their whole purpose is to ensure that your dog has the best day if its life everyday!
| Perla Orozco | Erika Mijuskovic | Sid Jackson | Josh Levy | Lisann Acosta |
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Jenn Sabo
Trainer
Jenn Sabo’s credentials are exemplary and her successful track record in the animal training field is unsurpassed. She is a certified professional animal trainer and behaviorist. Jenn graduated from The University of Massachusetts with a degree in Psychology. She then relocated to California to continue her education at Moorpark College and earned two degrees; one in Exotic Animal Behavior & Management and the other in Wildlife Education. While at EATM she learned many aspects of animal care and management. Jenn trained a variety of exotic animals including hyenas, birds, monkeys, and porcupine to name a few. She also trained a California sea lion for television and commercials. Currently, along with teaching people how to train their canine companion, Jenn trains sea lions and dolphins in San Diego for the Navy Marine Mammal Program. She has been training sea lions and dolphins in the challenging open water environment for 9 years. In addition, Jenn is a Mentor for The Animal Behavior College and a Good Citizenship Canine Evaluator for The American Kennel Club.
Ann Yerevanian
Massage Therapist
Ann is a California licensed RN and a graduate of The Lang Institute for Canine Massage. Areas of study included canine anatomy, physiology, orthopedic pathology, gait and movement, massage techniques, and nutrition. She has also attended The Chi Institute of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine for specialized training in Tui-na and has studied Reiki under two outstanding Reiki Masters. Through Ann's refined techniques, she works to achieve mental, emotional, physical and spiritual balances making a positive difference in your dog’s life.
Proud to be voted Best Of 2009 by San Diego Magazine and the GLT!
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