Meet Our Staff
Professional Groomers

Jill Squires
Salon Manager
Jill is a graduate of the Colorado Career Academy and the advanced program in New Techniques & Breed Standards at the Paragon School of Dog Grooming. A professional groomer for over twenty years, she has provided grooming services at our facility since 2001 and has served as manager of our Salon since 2011. Jill loves working with pets and grooms all breeds of dogs and cats. She is shown with her Beagle, Hank, and Rottweiler, Miesha.
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Natasha Lindsey
Natasha is a graduate of the Penn Foster Career School and has been grooming professionally at our Salon since 2004. An animal lover at heart, Natasha provides grooming services for all breeds of dogs and cats. She currently lives with her cat, Musha and is shown with her first Malamute, Simba.
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Pet Behavior Specialist

Will Bruner
Will has worked professionally as an animal trainer since 1992, focusing initially on exotic animals in zoos. In 1996, in addition to his zoo training work, he began providing in-home dog training and animal behavior consultation. He found that the same training techniques he had used with dolphins, tigers, and birds of prey in their zoo environment transferred easily to helping people with their pets in the home.
As a result, he expanded his animal training to include companion pets. With a focus on training dogs, he also works with cats, birds, and other small animals.
For over 20 years, Will has perfected his practice of training dogs and continued fulfilling his passion for improving their lives with his time-proven techniques and the use of positive communication.
Will’s training philosophy is based on three primary principles: Consistency, honesty, and rewards. He believes that training works best, not when trying to control your dog, but when you are communicating with your dog. Dogs need structure and challenges – both physical and mental – but to be happy and content, they also need praise! It is his goal to help both dogs and their owners achieve this balance in their relationship as life-long companions.
Will believes strongly in the Canine Good Citizen program and has been an AKC Approved Evaluator since 2010. He has also competed in obedience and agility with his own dogs and has added popular sporting classes to his training programs, including Scentwork and Treibball. After participating in the first US Treibball classes conducted in Colorado in 2010, Will went on to compete in the first sanctioned Treibball competition in Arizona in 2014. He is also certified as a judge and trainer for the American Treibball Association.
Will is a professional member of the Animal Behavior Management Alliance (ABMA) and participates in several professional organizations related to zoo and animal training. Always happy to help with your pet training needs, he is available Tuesday through Saturday for consults, classes, and private lessons. Learn more about our Behavior Training here.
Canine Massage Therapist

Erin Schaefer, CTMT, ACMT
Erin has been helping dogs through her knowledge and skill in therapeutic massage for over 6 years. As a licensed, certified Canine Massage Therapist, she has worked on hundreds of dogs of all ages, breeds, and temperaments—all with the goal of helping them have a better quality of Life.
Whether it’s to help dogs with mobility issues, to stimulate healing after injury, illness or surgery, or to address anxiety issues through calming touch and relaxation, Erin is expert at adapting each massage session to the specific needs of the dog in her care.
Erin is here on Wednesdays and looks forward to helping your dog have a more active and comfortable life with you!