Fabiola Avalos is a canine behavior specialist based in Hayward. She owns a mobile dog training company called Level Up Canines. Avalos' approach focuses on the importance of human guidance in dog training.
This method helps families develop better relationships with their pets. Further information about Level Up Canines and their training techniques can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, based in San Francisco.
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