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Fur-Get Me Not
Fur-Get Me Not

Fur-Get Me Not

Juliet Purll

About This Trainer

Juliet Purll runs Fur-Get Me Not, a dog training business in Falls Church, Virginia. Juliet holds the Certified Behavior Consultant Canine (CBCC-KA) credential and the CPDT-KSA (Knowledge and Skills Assessed) credential. They belong to the Pet Professional Guild, whose members agree not to use shock, prong or choke collars. Services listed include private lessons, group classes, behavior consulting, reactivity and aggression, fear and anxiety and separation anxiety.

At a glance

  • Trainer: Juliet Purll
  • Credentials: CBCC-KA · CPDT-KSA · PPG member
  • Approach: Positive reinforcement (reward-based)
  • Services: Private lessons, group classes, behavior consulting, reactivity and aggression, fear and anxiety, separation anxiety, dog sports and tricks
  • Location: Falls Church, Virginia

Why this matters for Frenchie owners

French Bulldogs are bred as companions and many struggle when left alone. Crating and corrections don’t solve separation anxiety; a gradual, reward-based plan does, and it’s often coached remotely. Start with our reward-based French Bulldog training guide.

Sources: the Pet Professional Guild member directory, checked October 2026. Credentials are shown as the trainer lists them in the Pet Professional Guild directory. Check with the trainer before you book, since services and prices change.

Credentials and Services

Credentials
CCPDT Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KSA), CCPDT Certified Behavior Consultant Canine (CBCC-KA), Pet Professional Guild Member (Force-Free Pledge)
Services
Private Lessons, Group Classes, Behavior Consulting, Reactivity and Aggression, Fear and Anxiety, Separation Anxiety, Dog Sports and Tricks
Credentials (as listed)
CPDT-KSA, CBCC-KA

Contact and Location

Address
Falls Church, VA 22042
Phone Number
Email Address
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