BoWags Method
LEARN - PLAY - WAG
Bonehemian Wags is Sonoma County’s trusted guide for expert dog care, led by professional trainer, Jessica Gollnick. We are dedicated to your dog’s complete health and well-being so you – and he – enjoy your dog’s best life.
Our disciplined approach provides your dog with clear expectations and the opportunity to take the right action. We know that every dog learns differently and therefore must be respected and treated in his own way.
Our Training Philosophy Is Simple:
We make the right choice easy and
the wrong one difficult
The BoWags proven program of proper behavior and socialization is based on our years of animal training experience, grounded in safety, care, and an individual reward system.
The structure allows your dog to Learn, Play, and Wag with other dogs, and with you, revealing an instinctual knowledge and confidence.
Give your Dog a BONE
Better Training, Better Dog
Own the Process
New Leash on Life
Enjoy the Wagging Rights
Your dog's new LEASH on life
Learn manners
Enjoy play
Act with balance
Socialize with others
Harmony in the pack
Jessica Gollnick
Owner, Pack Leader, Trainer
Jessica Gollnick
Owner, Pack Leader, Trainer
Jessica Gollnick had a vision: an independent business that she could grow and sustain while honoring her calling to work in nature and be outside with animals. Jessica found that ideal combination, starting Bonehemian Wags in 2015. Being a professional horse trainer and rider for more than 10 years – coupled with years for caring and training dogs – Jessica is steeped in safety, discipline, and instruction. Her experience yields a strong point of view on successful training through clear, consistent communication.
While known for her demeanor and command of the pack, Jessica is loved by her clients for her nurturing and loving patience with each and every dog – a special gift of connecting. She is a dog owner herself and lives in Sebastopol – just down the rode from the BoWags’ Twin Pines boarding facility.
When not hiking with dogs, Jessica can be found with her horse, Little Sister. At just 4 years old, Sis is a training project for Jessica, developing her into a Hunter/Jumper competitor.
