Glenda Herrin
As a “military brat” born in Oslo, Norway, I spent my childhood moving around the globe until my father retired from the Air Force. I chose to follow in his footsteps, and served 20 years in the Air Force as a German and Russian Linguist/Translator.
In 2000, I retired in Germany, earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in German from the University of Maryland, and worked in various teaching and administrative positions in Belgium, California, Hawaii, and El Paso. Since retiring, I have actively pursued my decade-long dream of working with and training dogs. I worked as a volunteer dog-walker at the Hawaiian Humane Society in 2005, during which time I gained valuable experience handling over 100 different dogs of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments, from Beagle to Pit Bull to Doberman Pinscher.
Since establishing Heeling Hounds in July 2008, I have helped over 1000 families solve behavior modification issues and succeed with obedience training their dogs. I credit successfully training and interacting with over 1500 canines to applying what I have learned about dog psychology, behavior, and communication from trainers and authors such as Dr. Stanley Coren, Beth Duman, Dr. Ian Dunbar, Steve Duno, Tamar Geller, Martha Hoffman, Lynn Hoover, Sarah Kalnajs, Matty Margolis, Shelby Marlo, Dr. Patricia McConnell, Cesar Millan, Arden Moore, Paul Owens, Turid Rugaas, Victoria Stilwell, and Nicole Wilde.
