Rachael Hamilton has been training dogs professionally for 8 years, after a stint at the Tom Rose School for Professional Dog Training here in St. Louis. She is well versed in basic obedience training, is particularly gifted with aggressive cases, and can also train for agility competition and scent detection.

Her love of dogs (and really all animals) goes back much further than that though.  She has had a kinship with and understanding of animals for as long as she can remember. This is why she believes no dog is untrainable, and has some early career proof to show it. One of her first clients was an Old English Sheep Dog that 3 other trainers and 2 vets recommended be put down because he was so aggressive. After 8 weeks with Rachael, he went on to live a happy normal life.

Rachael is from Oxford, Mississippi but has lived in St. Louis since 2015. In addition to her professional dog school training, she also holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Ole Miss. She lives in Webster Groves with her husband, Heath, and 4 dogs: Delta, Athena, Atlas, and Eli.