Corrine Lightfoot has been a dog trainer since 2016. She is the founder of Lightpaws Dog Training.

Corrine has experience with all sorts of areas of expertise, ranging from behavioral issues, like dog reactivity and aggression, all the way to therapy dog work and showing in different sports, like rally and agility.

Corrine’s story started with Roxie and a group project in college, where she was tasked to fix a problem behavior. Roxie had every problem a dog could possibly have. She couldn’t be left alone, she had bitten several people that rang the doorbell, and was now extremely aggressive to Juno; her sister’s dog. While they were never truly able to repair the rift in Roxie and Juno’s relationship, Roxie became a hard working dog. She helps other dogs become less reactive and aggressive as well as helps children become less afraid of dogs on her therapy dog visits.

Corrine has graduate level training in cognitive behavioral therapy and a bachelor’s degree in counseling psychology. This is why she uses cognitive behavioral techniques in her dog training. She is accredited by the AKC to certify therapy dogs and perform the evaluations for the CGC, ATT, Puppy Stars, and Trick dog titles.

Corrine does in person dog training in Gettysburg, Hanover, New Salem Littlestown, and York area. Corrine also offers in-home house sitting and dog walking as some of her other services.