About

Rachael Wahab, ABCDT, AAS

Rachael spent eight years in the Marine Corps where she met her husband, Adam. They have three children and love animals. Adam and Rachael had a very energetic golden retriever named Mya. Consequently, with Mya’s “selective hearing” Rachael and Adam needed to find a better way to gain the behaviors they wanted. So, in 2007 Rachael finished her certification from Animal Behavior College and started her dog training journey. Being a certified dog trainer sets Rachael apart from many others, dog training is not a regulated industry, just about anyone can call themselves a “dog trainer”.

The Wahab family moved to Okinawa Japan in 2011 for Adam’s continued Marine Corps enlistment before retirement.  A  wonderful teacher introduced Rachael to doTERRA. As a result of many years in the Marine Corps, Rachael and Adam have several aches and pains. Rachael wanted to try a more natural way of relieving this pain. Therefore, the Wahab family started incorporating natural healing practices with Western medicine into their daily lives.

Rachael with her main background as a certified dog trainer, has completed her pet massage, reiki, animal aromatherapy specialist, and pet therapeutic nutrition certification. 

Volunteering is an important part in Rachael’s continuing service to her community.  She has served on the behavior committee and board of directors for Meridian Canine Rescue. Rachael is a founding member of Treasure Valley Canine Professionals, this organization was developed to help raise funds for other dog-centered non-profits in the area. Recently, Rachael and Brittni partnered up and became the co-hosts of Idaho Dog Talk, a podcast of all things dogs