Ontario, Canada — Ethical. Evidence-Based. Compassionate.
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Our Services

Consulting for Pet Professionals

Case consultation, mentorship, and professional development for trainers, vets, rescues, and other canine professionals.

About This Service

Support That Elevates Your Practice

We offer consulting and mentoring services for trainers, behaviour consultants, veterinarians, rescues, and other pet professionals seeking guidance on complex cases, service dog training, or professional development.

With over 15 years of experience and a commitment to ethical, science-based training, we provide practical solutions, expert insight, and ongoing mentorship to help you grow your skills, navigate challenging cases, and deliver exceptional results to your clients.

Best for: Veterinarians, Groomers, Daycare Operators, Dog Walkers, Science-Based Trainers, Rescues

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Services & Rates

Trainers & Rescues

Private Consultation / File Review

$120/hour

5-Pack: $550 ($110/session)

  • Case review & problem-solving
  • Video/photo behaviour assessment
  • Virtual, by phone

Trainers & Rescue Staff

Mentorship & Professional Development

Foundation: $350 (up to 5 hrs)
Advanced: $650 (up to 10 hrs)
Elite: $1,000 (up to 15 hrs)
  • Mentoring under a CDBC (IAABC)
  • Case management & program design
  • Continuing education referrals

Veterinarians & Health Professionals

Vet Monthly Subscriptions

Foundation: $220/mo (3 hrs)
Advanced: $350/mo (5 hrs)
Elite: $400/mo (7 hrs)
  • Behaviour case collaboration
  • Video/photo assessment included
  • Priority email, phone & virtual
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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What consulting services do you offer for dog trainers?

Lisa Large (CDBC, CPDT-KA, SDC) provides case consultation and mentorship for dog trainers working with behaviour cases that fall outside their current expertise — including aggression, fear, reactivity, resource guarding, and complex histories. This collaborative model helps trainers serve their clients better and grow professionally.

When should a dog trainer refer to a behaviour consultant?

Trainers should consider referring to a behaviour consultant when a case involves a bite history, serious aggression, significant fear or anxiety, or any behaviour that poses a risk of harm. Lisa Large is available for case consultation, co-assessment, or direct referral — depending on what best serves the client and dog.

Do you offer mentorship for new dog trainers?

Yes. Thrive Canine Services provides mentorship and continuing education for trainers seeking to deepen their skills in behaviour science, case assessment, and ethical practice — particularly around complex behaviour cases.

Can you consult with veterinary teams?

Yes. Lisa Large can provide canine behaviour consulting support to veterinary teams dealing with fear-aggressive, anxious, or difficult-to-handle patients, as well as clients whose dogs require behaviour support as part of their overall health plan.

How do I request a professional consultation?

Email [email protected] or call 647-274-2887 to discuss your case or mentorship needs. Initial consultations are available virtually for professionals across Ontario and Canada.