Wyatt is the founder of B.R.A.V.E. Pet Services LLC. He has worked with animals as a pet sitter and a dog walker since 2016 and began his career as a professional dog trainer in 2017. In 2019, Wyatt attended the internationally esteemed Pat Miller's Canine Behavior and Training Academy and graduated with the highest scores in his class. He later became a certified professional dog trainer (CPDT-KA) under the Certification Counsel for Professional Dog Trainers as well as a certified Canine Good Citizen and trick dog evaluator. In 2022, Wyatt also received his Service Dog Coach certification from expert service dog trainer and author Veronica Sanchez through her program at Cooperative Paws as well as certifications in canine and feline CPR and First Aid and adult Mental Health First Aid. In 2023, Wyatt continued his education even further by completing the world-renowned Michael Shikashio's Aggression in Dogs Master Course. He regularly attends workshops, seminars, and conferences regarding force-free dog training, behavior modification, and service dog training and has accrued countless hours of continuing education.

Because Wyatt prioritizes professionalism, collaboration between trainers, and the betterment of dog training practices, he is a member of several professional dog training organizations, including the Pet Professional Guild, the Association of Professional Dog Trainers, and the Animal Positive Coalition. In order to maintain his certifications and memberships, he must uphold a high ethical standard of training that does not rely on the use of force, fear, or intimidation to create behavior change. Wyatt takes this commitment very seriously, both in his interactions with clients and in his training with his own dogs. He is constantly striving to do better by the animals under his care and treat them with the respect they deserve.Wyatt is a recommended trainer for multiple veterinary offices in Virginia and has worked with board certified veterinary behaviorists across the country. He has multiple years of experience in pet, therapy, and service dog training as well as behavior modification for severe anxiety and aggression cases. Service dog training is his greatest passions in life. He hopes to devote the rest of his career to assisting people with disabilities by helping them form partnerships with their dogs.

In addition to his dog training education, Wyatt is also working toward a bachelor's degree in Animal Health and Behavior at Unity Environmental University. He also studied American Sign Language at the University of Virginia under their ASL program director, Greg Propp, who is a child of a Deaf adult (CODA).

At home, Wyatt has an eight year old Australian Kelpie/Border Collie mix named Christmas Wish CGCA ATD, call name Noél. She is trained in basic, advanced, and off-leash skills. Wyatt and Noél have also dabble in agility, rally, nose work, and dog parkour. Wyatt also has a four year old Golden Retriever named Boogie Shoes Bust a Move CGC, call name Benny. Benny is an at-home service dog. Lastly, Wyatt has a 1.5 year old, field line, chocolate Labrador Retriever named Gochee's Inspiration Look and See, call name Zeppelin. Zeppelin's future career and sport aspirations are currently a mystery, but she has emphatically told us that she would indeed like a job. Wyatt is very excited to cultivate her interests and see what she would like to do.