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About
Brianna Dick: B.A, J.D., Dog Behavior Expert, Owner and Trainer
For media inquiries: Packleaderhelp@gmail.com
Brianna Dick is a nationally recognized dog behavior expert and founder of Pack Leader Help, known for transforming how people understand leadership, emotion, and communication with their dogs.
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With a Business degree and Juris Doctor, Brianna blends analytical insight with human understanding. Her approach to leadership is grounded, ethical, and rooted in accountability.
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Over the past 12 years, Brianna has become the go-to expert for complex behavioral cases involving aggression, anxiety, and fear. Recommended by veterinarians and trainers, she brings deep experience and proven strategies to every case.
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Her work began in middle school with walking and handling dogs, from there she then spent five years rehabilitating shelter dogs and studying behavior and psychology. Through mentorship under leading behaviorists and years of fieldwork, she developed a comprehensive approach that addresses the root causes of behavioral challenges, not just the symptoms.
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Today, Brianna focuses on teaching the principles behind her success, helping people become calm, confident leaders through connection and consistency. Whether speaking at events, hosting a masterclass, or consulting on advanced behavior cases, her mission remains the same: helping people understand behavior deeply and lead with empathy.
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Speaking Engagements
Keynotes and workshops on leadership, emotion, and communication
Media & Consulting
Expert insights for journalists, producers, and organizations
Training & Behavior
Hands-on, virtual or masterclass training with Brianna one-on-one
Iris
It's impossible to rehabilitate other dogs without having balanced dogs to teach them. Pack Leader Help wouldn't be able to rehabilitate as many dogs as we do without our balanced pack member, Iris. She's a trained emotional support animal and she is trained to provide support to humans and dogs showing signs of discomfort. She loves dogs and people but most importantly, she loves her ball.