Alan and Renee Miller have been training dogs together in the Sacramento area since 1982, bringing more than three decades of hands-on work across a notably wide range of disciplines. Both have competed and earned titles in obedience, herding, Schutzhund, and French Ring, among other sports sanctioned by the American Kennel Club. Renee also worked for twenty years as a veterinary technician—experience she says helps her recognize when a dog's behavioral issues might stem from an underlying medical condition rather than a training gap.
Their site describes an approach built on positive reinforcement, aimed at fostering communication between dog and owner without relying on fear. At the same time, they emphasize that no single technique fits every animal, so they adjust their methods based on the individual dog and handler. Private sessions can take place at the client's home or another chosen location in Carmichael and the surrounding region.
Miller & Miller highlights aggression and behavior problems as a particular focus, alongside preparation for competition and working roles. Their group classes are held outdoors in parks, intentionally surrounded by people and other dogs—what they call distraction training—to help dogs learn to obey in real-world conditions rather than only in controlled settings. The website does advertise guaranteed results, though specifics of that guarantee are not detailed on the pages reviewed.
