Keep the wild.‍ ‍Build the obedience.

Serving Massachusetts, Connecticut & Beyond

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Welcome to Wild Mae Dog Training

We’re passionate about helping dogs and their families thrive together. Our mission is to strengthen the bond between you and your dog by building clear communication, confidence, and trust. At Wild Mae, we use balanced training methods that honor your dog’s natural instincts while shaping behaviors that fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.

​Whether your goal is better leash manners, reliable obedience, confidence for an anxious pup, or setting a solid foundation for your puppy, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Through structure, consistency, and individualized care, we help create a well-rounded dog you can enjoy at home, in public, and everywhere in between.

Invest in your dog’s success today and enjoy the lifelong benefits of a happy, reliable companion.

YOU'RE in the right place

We’re here to support and guide you every step of the way, so you feel confident both during training and once you’re home together.

Because training isn’t just about your dog… it’s about you, too.

We’re here to support and guide you every step of the way, so you feel confident both during training and once you’re home together.

Because training isn’t just about your dog… it’s about you, too.

YOU'RE in the right place

YOU'RE in the right place

Want to see what a day at Wild Mae looks like? Head over to our Instagram page! This is where owners see daily updates on their dogs. We love sharing the process!

A young man wearing sunglasses and a gray t-shirt is sitting outdoors on a grassy field with a golden retriever dog in front of him. The dog has a purple collar and appears to be happy, with its tongue slightly out. In the background, two women are walking and a dog is playing on the grass.
A person wearing an orange sweatshirt with the word 'SANN' visible, black leggings, and beige sneakers stands on grass, holding a leash attached to a reclining Siberian Husky with blue eyes. The background shows a green outdoor setting with trees, a fence, and a utility pole.

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