The people behind the retreat · Lutz, Florida
Meet Jeremy
& Amber.
Husband and wife. Trainers. The people behind Tampa Bay Canine Retreat.
We built TBCR around a simple aim: helping dogs and their families enjoy life together. That means thoughtful training, personal care, and habits you can carry home.
Amber, Jeremy & Gabo · The family behind TBCR
Husband-and-wife owned
Home-based in Lutz
Training for everyday life
Why we built TBCR
A personal place
to learn and stay.
Training and care are part of daily life here. Dogs practice, play, rest, and spend time in a structured residential setting, with attention to the individual dog.
We chose a smaller setting so that routines, communication, and thoughtful care could shape the whole day. The work extends beyond a training session to the moments families ask us about: a walk, a visitor at the door, or settling at home.
Our purpose is to help you understand your dog and build a clearer, more connected relationship.
Two complementary perspectives
Different strengths. A shared purpose.
We bring our own focus to the work, with the same goal: helping your dog become a more comfortable, connected part of your family.
Co-founder · Obedience & behavior
Jeremy Lynn
Clear communication. Practical handling.
Jeremy focuses on obedience, leash manners, behavior modification, and helping dogs respond to guidance in everyday settings.
His work includes the person holding the leash. Timing, consistent expectations, and household routines help families continue practicing after a program ends.
- Leash skills and everyday obedience
- Impulse control and work around distractions
- Owner handling and follow-through at home
Co-founder · Puppy foundations
Amber Lynn
A thoughtful start. Room to grow.
Amber focuses on puppy development, engagement, confidence, and the routines young dogs are learning from the beginning.
Play, observation, and a little silliness have a place alongside clear guidance. Her work helps puppies practice checking in, settling, and navigating new experiences with support.
- Potty habits, crate routines, and early manners
- Engagement and responsiveness
- Confidence and thoughtful social exposure
What guides our work
The everyday details matter.
Make expectations clear
We emphasize understandable communication and consistent routines, so the dog and the handler have a shared starting point.
Practice in daily life
Walks, household activity, rest, and guided repetition give skills a place in the routines a family actually lives.
Bring the owner along
We explain how to continue the work at home. Your handling, communication, and follow-through are part of the plan.
Find your starting point
Support for your dog’s next chapter.
We work with families in Lutz and across Tampa Bay. Tell us about your dog, your routine, and what you want help with; we can discuss which training or care option may fit.
Get to know us
Let’s start with your dog.
A free Transformation Session is a chance to talk about life with your dog, ask questions, and discuss a practical next step.
Prefer to call? (656) 238-7326