Brandon Fouche

Programs begin with a detailed evaluation form. After submission, Brandon assesses the dog’s aggression type and living situation. Clients may proceed with a one-day evaluation, followed by a full rehabilitation program (duration varies), or opt for phone consultations with daily follow-ups. Rehabilitation occurs at his facility with his pack of dogs. Post-rehab, owners receive tools and ongoing support to maintain progress. Daycare and board-and-train options are available for continued support.

Pricing Summary

Pricing is determined after an initial evaluation form is submitted. Costs vary based on the dog’s needs, with evaluation, rehabilitation, and phone consultation fees outlined individually. No standard pricing is published online; clients receive a personalized quote after contact.

Policies

There is no guarantee of results, as success depends on owner commitment. Clients sign a contract acknowledging that physical contact between dogs during rehabilitation carries risk of injury, and owners are responsible for their dog’s medical costs if a fight occurs. Brandon is responsible for injuries to his own dogs. No cancellation policy is stated, but clients are expected to follow through with daily communication during programs.

Brandon Fouche is a dog rehabilitator, not a traditional trainer, who specializes in resolving severe aggression in dogs through his proprietary method called The Fouche Way. He works directly with dogs exhibiting fear, dominance, sub-dominance, or multi-layered aggression, using his pack of rehabilitated dogs—formerly deemed unadoptable—to help evaluate and re-socialize aggressive dogs in a natural, nature-based environment. He focuses on understanding dog behavior from the perspective of nature, avoiding commands like “sit” or “stay,” and instead teaches owners how to communicate with their dogs through hierarchy, emotional awareness, and instinctual understanding. His services include in-person evaluations, full rehabilitation programs at his facility, and phone consultations for remote clients. He also offers dog daycare and board-and-train services for ongoing support. His approach is rooted in 30+ years of hands-on experience working with wolves, horses, and thousands of dogs, emphasizing that aggression is a form of communication that must be understood, not suppressed.

Brandon’s facility is located in Los Angeles, and he serves clients locally, nationally, and internationally. He does not guarantee results, as success depends on the owner’s commitment to follow his guidance, but he provides daily follow-ups and video support during rehabilitation. His clients often come after exhausting other training methods, and many report life-changing results within hours or days.

He also runs a nonprofit, CHIP, and hosts a radio show and YouTube channel to educate the public on dog behavior and rehabilitation.

Brandon does not train for competition, service, or therapy purposes; his focus is exclusively on behavior modification for aggressive dogs.

Accomplishments

Brandon has worked with over 63,000 dogs in 35 years, specializing in aggression rehabilitation. He has been featured in media and is sought after by shelters and trainers to rehabilitate dogs deemed unsaveable. His work with wolves and dogs led to the development of The Fouche Way, a nature-based behavioral philosophy.

How to Get Started!

Begin by filling out the Evaluation Form on the website, detailing your dog’s behavior, history, and photos of all dogs in the household. After submission, Brandon’s assistant will contact you within 24 hours to discuss next steps, program options, and pricing. If no contact is received, call (323)228-4175.