Caitlyn Greenwood, Chief Puppy Officer
Chief Puppy Officer
Caitlyn Greenwood
Caitlyn leads puppy welfare standards and educational content at Puppy Sphere, North America's original puppy yoga company. She writes about puppy care, socialization, and what actually happens inside a well-run puppy therapy class.
500,000+
Guests hosted across Puppy Sphere classes and events
12+ cities
Locations across the U.S. and Canada under her editorial coverage
Pet First Aid
Certified — the same standard required of every Puppy Sphere supervisor
About Caitlyn
As Chief Puppy Officer, Caitlyn is responsible for the wellbeing of every puppy who takes part in a Puppy Sphere experience — from how breeders and rescue partners are screened, to how long puppies rest between classes, to the sanitization protocols used in every studio.
That operational work is what informs her writing. Rather than aggregating advice from elsewhere on the internet, Caitlyn draws on direct, repeated observation of thousands of puppies in social settings: which breeds settle quickly, what over-stimulation actually looks like, how long an eight-week-old puppy can comfortably engage before needing a break, and why the answer changes by breed, litter, and day.
She works alongside Puppy Sphere's breeder and rescue partners — including Second Chance Rescue, PupSquad Rescue, Chicago Canine Rescue, and Niagara Dog Rescue — and has supported puppy welfare on productions with Animal Planet and Puppy Bowl.
Areas of expertise
How we write about puppies
Everything published under Caitlyn's byline follows the same editorial standards we apply to our classes:
- Written from direct experience. Guidance reflects what we observe running puppy experiences across North America, not repackaged advice.
- Welfare comes before content. We do not publish anything that encourages handling, breeding, or socialization practices we would not use ourselves.
- Reviewed against our own standards. Care claims are checked against the Puppy Sphere Standards before publishing.
- Corrected openly. When guidance changes, we update the article and note the date rather than quietly removing it.
- Not veterinary advice. Our articles are educational. For medical concerns about your own dog, consult a licensed veterinarian.
Connect
Have a question about puppy care, or a correction to something we've published? Get in touch with the Puppy Sphere team and it will reach Caitlyn directly.
Read Caitlyn's articles
Puppy care guides, breed explainers, and city-by-city class advice on the Puppy Sphere blog.
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