Rosie's Tail Training specializes in treating dogs who bark, lunge, or bite. Max Seifert is an internationally-certified expert, and has helped hundreds of owners just like you get their dogs (and their lives!) back from aggression. We work with you to develop a custom training plan that addresses your specific goals, and your dog's specific needs.
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Travis W.
Mar 16, 2026
Our Bertie was really great with people but just couldn't handle other dogs and stressful situations. After a couple of close calls where she could have caused injury we had to get help.
Max was really great at walking us through managing Bertie and was super quick to help when Bertie acted out, I feel like we actually have the tools to take care of her properly now instead of just guessing!
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Grace Seifert
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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
While in-home training for aggressive and reactive dogs is expensive, I offer payment plans to make it more accessible. Generally, working with me ranges between $300-$2700, depending on how much training needs to be done.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I start with an evaluation where I take a thorough history and get a better understanding of my client's goals. I meet the dog, and decide the best path forward to meeting those goals. Then, my client and I decide what program is going to be the best fit for them based on that path.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have a background in psychology, though my work in starting young horses has been more helpful. I'm a Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, a Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and a Certified Behavior Adjustment Training Instructor. Each year, I pick a new educational goal- this year (2026), I've already completed it, which was deepening my knowledge of behavior analysis by studying under Dr. Susan Friedman.
I am also a pre-veterinary student, and while I am used to working in shelters as a behavior consultant, learning more about the medical side of things has been incredibly helpful in my casework.
