From the United States to Japan and England, Cheryl Falkenburry has traveled the world helping people make sense of mind-boggling animal behavior. Working with animal behaviorists in Tucson, Arizona and England, majoring in psychology, and becoming a certified parenting educator prepared Cheryl to teach both humans and animals. Cheryl recognized that the concepts of positive parenting and loving leadership worked whether her clients were parents of human children or furry ones and applies her positive parenting skills to her animal training sessions. She has helped thousands of people develop new and exciting relationships with the animals who share their lives.
Featured as the
Ask Cheryl Pet Lady in her weekly column in the
The Rural Virginian, Cheryl spreads the word on the importance of positive leadership, guidance, training, and socialization to help animals become good furry and feathered citizens in a human world.
Recently struck with a movement disorder, Cheryl has had to rearrange her work schedule a little and cut back some, but she refuses to stop helping people and their animal companions completely. This extra time has allowed Cheryl to work on her book,
In Delilah's Eyes: Training From A Dog's Perspective, which was released on June 24, 2009 and is selling like hotcakes.
Cheryl still offers e-mail consultations, private sessions, lectures, and does a number of book signings to benefit shelters and humane societies. Click on the Private Sessions, Lectures, or Books by Cheryl buttons to the left to learn more.
For class information taught by Ashleigh Morris, assistant to Cheryl for five years, go to www.fluvannadogs.com
