10/19/2026
Mozzy’s wedding day didn’t start on the wedding day. 💙
Because Mozzy can be reactive to both people and dogs and experiences anxiety, we knew that simply showing up as strangers and expecting him to be comfortable wasn’t realistic or fair to him.
So we put in the work beforehand.
There were multiple meetings, time spent building trust, learning his triggers, figuring out what made him comfortable and creating a plan that worked for Mozzy, not just for the wedding timeline.
And that’s okay. Some dogs need more preparation than others.
On the wedding day, success for Mozzy wasn’t walking down an aisle surrounded by guests. It was getting to see his moms, be included in their photos and share a quiet piece of such an important day with them before heading back to the environment where he felt most comfortable. 🥹
Something couples may not realize is that we also have professional dog trainers on our team. For dogs who need additional support, we can help coordinate training leading up to the wedding, including board and train options when appropriate.
And that training isn’t just about getting the perfect wedding photo.
It’s about building handling skills, confidence and strategies that can continue helping your dog long after the wedding. Through moves, new routines, growing families, babies, other pets and all the changes life can bring.
Sometimes including your dog in your wedding means having them there for 20 minutes instead of 8 hours. Sometimes it means weeks or months of preparation beforehand.
We’ll always advocate for the version that keeps your dog safe, comfortable and successful. 🤍
Have a reactive, anxious or easily overwhelmed dog and wondering if they could still be included in your wedding? Send us a message. We’re happy to talk through what that could realistically look like.
