Christopher Maynard has spent the last 15 years helping dogs nobody else could save.
He started by volunteering at a small shelter, learning how to calm scared dogs and stop chaos. What began as a simple hobby turned into a life mission:
fix the dogs everyone else gave up on.

Chris has worked with:

• Dogs facing euthanasia

• Dogs in court cases and legal trouble

• Dogs with bite history

• Dogs the shelter labeled “too much”

• Families who were told, “there’s no hope”

His gift is simple:
He sees the dog underneath the behavior — and brings that dog back.

Chris has helped police units, donated K9 gear, and trained alongside state and local departments. He has volunteered in shelters across the country and around the world. His work has saved hundreds of dogs from being put down, abandoned, or torn from their families.

Today, Chris helps families throughout the 48 Continental United States:

• VIP in-home training

• Local in-home training

• Court evaluations

• Bite-risk and aggression management

• Euthanasia-prevention planning

• Multi-dog household systems

• Calm, simple routines that fix problems fast

Chris lives in Virginia with his dog Freya, an 8-year-old Pitty who has helped raise and guide many puppies over the years.
He splits time with family in Virginia and Massachusetts and still volunteers when he can.

When you meet him, feel free to ask about the bites he’s taken over the years — he’ll probably laugh and tell you a story.

But most of all, Chris is here for one reason:
to help you get your dog back.