The Divine Dog
Fort Worth Team
Our Team
At The Divine Dog Fort Worth, we serve families throughout the greater Fort Worth area with science-based dog training rooted in positive reinforcement, clarity, and respect for each dog’s emotional wellbeing. Our work is grounded in force-free, fear-free methods that help dogs learn with confidence while strengthening the bond they share with their families.
We work with clients across Fort Worth and the surrounding communities, including Westover Hills, Aledo, Benbrook, Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, and Grapevine. Whether you are in the heart of Fort Worth or in one of its surrounding neighborhoods, our goal is to bring clear, results-driven training directly into your everyday environment.
Fort Worth is a city built on tradition, pride, and strong community values, and our training reflects that. From walks along the Trinity Trails to time spent around Sundance Square and the Fort Worth Stockyards, we help dogs develop dependable, real-world behavior that fits naturally into everyday life.
Our team is made up of grounded, genuine individuals who care deeply about the dogs and families they work with. Training with us is designed to feel supportive, steady, and built on trust.
Jesse Sage
Director of Training
Jesse Sage serves as Director of Training for The Divine Dog Fort Worth, guiding the philosophy, structure, and standards behind every program. As a professional member of the Pet Professional Guild and the Association of Professional Dog Trainers, Jesse is committed to humane, science-based training built entirely on positive reinforcement.His leadership ensures that every dog is taught in a way that supports both learning and emotional balance, creating reliable, lasting results.
When he is not working with clients, Jesse enjoys spending time along the Trinity River, visiting Sundance Square, and experiencing the authentic character that makes Fort Worth unique.
Tyler Dawson
Head of Behavioral Programs
Tyler leads behavioral programs throughout Fort Worth, helping dogs work through reactivity, anxiety, and impulse control challenges using structured, reward-based training methods.His work focuses on building confidence and reliability so dogs can remain calm and responsive in a variety of real-world situations.
Outside of training, Tyler enjoys spending time outdoors along the Trinity Trails, attending local events, and connecting with the Fort Worth community. His leadership ensures that every dog is taught in a way that supports both learning and emotional balance, creating reliable, lasting results.
When he is not working with clients, Jesse enjoys spending time along the Trinity River, visiting Sundance Square, and experiencing the authentic character that makes Fort Worth unique.
Miguel Torres
Board and Train Program Supervisor
Miguel oversees the Fort Worth board and train program, creating a consistent and supportive environment where dogs develop reliable skills through positive reinforcement and clear guidance.His steady and patient approach allows dogs to settle into training and make meaningful progress.
Outside of training, Miguel enjoys exploring Fort Worth’s food scene, spending time with family, and attending events in the Stockyards.
Rachel Morgan
Senior Dog Trainer
Jesse Sage serves as Director of Training for The Divine Dog Fort Worth, guiding the philosophy, structure, and standards behind every program. As a professional member of the Pet Professional Guild and the Association of Professional Dog Trainers, Jesse is committed to humane, science-based training built entirely on positive reinforcement.His leadership ensures that every dog is taught in a way that supports both learning and emotional balance, creating reliable, lasting results.
When he is not working with clients, Jesse enjoys spending time along the Trinity River, visiting Sundance Square, and experiencing the authentic character that makes Fort Worth unique.
Priya Desai
Puppy Development Specialist
Priya focuses on early puppy development, helping Fort Worth families guide their dogs through the most important stages of learning. Her work emphasizes confidence building, socialization, and establishing strong behavioral foundations.She is passionate about helping puppies grow into calm, balanced companions.
Outside of training, Priya enjoys visiting local markets, spending time outdoors, and exploring Fort Worth’s growing cultural scene.
Devin Carter
Behavior Support Trainer
Devin supports the behavioral team by helping implement personalized training plans that allow dogs to succeed in everyday life.His approach is calm, consistent, and focused on building trust and clear communication.
Outside of training, Devin enjoys staying active, spending time outdoors, and exploring different parts of the Fort Worth area.
Marisol Vega
Client Communications Coordinator
Marisol ensures that every client experience with The Divine Dog Fort Worth is smooth, organized, and welcoming from the very beginning. She coordinates communication, scheduling, and program flow so families feel supported at every step.She takes pride in helping Fort Worth clients feel confident and comfortable as they begin their training journey.
Outside of her role, Marisol enjoys spending time in Sundance Square, visiting local shops, and connecting with the Fort Worth community.
Our Commitment
The Divine Dog Fort Worth is dedicated to providing science-based dog training rooted in positive reinforcement, force-free learning, and humane practices. Our mission is to help dogs and their families build strong, lasting relationships while fully enjoying life across the greater Fort Worth area.
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MORE THAN OBEDIENCE
What stood out most was the calm presence during sessions. There was no pressure and no judgment, just clear guidance. We weren’t just shown what to do, we were taught why it mattered. That understanding changed how we interact with our dog every day. The results have been steady and lasting.
A PEACEFUL START
We started puppy training feeling completely overwhelmed. Potty accidents, biting, zoomies late at night — we were questioning whether we were doing anything right. What helped most was not just teaching commands, but learning how to create calm routines and clear structure. Once we adjusted sleep, feeding, and consistency, everything improved. Our puppy now settles in the evenings and responds reliably to basic cues. Our home feels peaceful again.
FROM OVERWHELMED TO CALM
We reached out when our 8 month old Goldendoodle was pulling so hard on walks that it stopped being enjoyable to take him out. He was also jumping on every guest who walked through the door. Within a few sessions, we understood how our energy and structure were contributing to the chaos. The leash work alone changed everything. Walks are calm now, and guests can come inside without being tackled. The shift felt gradual but solid, and it has lasted.
REACTIVITY AND RESTORED CONFIDENCE
“Our dog developed reactivity toward other dogs after a negative experience at a park. We were crossing streets and avoiding certain times of day just to prevent outbursts. The behavior modification plan was structured and realistic. We learned how to recognize early stress signals instead of waiting for a reaction. After several weeks of consistent work, the reactions decreased significantly. We still stay aware, but we feel back in control and our dog seems far more confident.