Meet Your Trainer
Jasper Yasenchack
I've spent over 10 years working with dogs and over 8 years training them professionally — but this isn't just a job for me. It's built around my own dogs, my own titles, and a genuine belief that every dog and owner deserve to actually understand each other.
Dogs have been a constant in my life for as long as I can remember. What started as a personal passion turned into eight years of professional training — and along the way, I've trained and titled my own dogs at a level most trainers only talk about.
I don't just teach obedience. I help owners build real communication and trust with their dogs, because that's what actually changes a relationship — not just a list of commands.
My Dogs
LUKA
RUBEN
My retired epilepsy service dog was self-trained from the ground up — and beyond his service work, he competed in AKC Rally Obedience and Scentwork. He's proof that real training builds a partnership, not just compliance.
Ruben is a titled French Ring 3 — currently the only Doberman in the United States to hold that title. French Ring is competitive sport focused on Obedience, Agility, and Protection, and training him to that level has shaped how I approach every dog I work with.
HAMBONE
JOJO
My Belgian Malinois is a dock diving champion and currently working toward French Ring 3. Watching drive, structure, and precision come together in training is what I love most about this work — and it's the same process I bring to companion dogs and family pets.
And then there's my old girl — spoiled rotten and living the good life. Not every dog needs to be a highly trained and titled dog to be loved like one.
5 Training Certifications - 10+ Dog Sport Titles - 10+ Years of Experience
I train using a balanced approach — clear communication, positive reinforcement, and honest correction when a dog needs it. My own dogs are trained to compete at a national level, and I bring that same standard of clarity and consistency to every client I work with, whether your goal is a calm walk around Cauble Park or your dog's first title.