Design a peaceful modern dog trainer's logo for The Mindful Dog!

The Mindful Dog

Be with your dog

I train dogs and puppies. Mostly 1 on 1 coaching of clients. Words associated with my training style: science-based, pragmatic, cooperative, thoughtful, peaceful, competent. Target audience: affluent people who consider their dogs part of the family, and who want their dogs to learn obedience; also those whose dogs have severe behavioral problems. Person probably uses the following brands: Whole Foods, Starbucks, Trader Joe's, North Face, Amazon. They might hike, meditate, or do yoga.

I'd like black and white, and a another version in blue and white. Would like a silhouette of my dog in the design, or a more true-to-life image of him. The drawing below (against the wood) is what a silhouette of him might look like, except if possible, I would like his spots/markings to be included in the image. But if that looks weird, we could pretend he is just a black dog. The parts I left white (head, tongue, feet, ears, etc.) don't need to be white; I simply didn't finish the drawing. And I'd want him to have front feet in the logo. I'd like his tail to be in a wagging position, like in the drawing. The 3rd and fourth images are just other pics of the same dog, but I'd like the logo to be based on the first or second image (but with tail similar to second image).

Id like the dog inside a circle made up of the company name (top half) and slogan (bottom half). I’d like the two halves connected by two parallel lines.

I’d like a vintage-feeling serif font that has a bit of height to the letters, with decreased kerning between the letters. The slogan/tag line should be taller on both ends than the double-lines, when center-aligned on the path. Would also like to see a version using header font from our website: https://themindfuldogma.com/

Would like to see:
1. Dog in photo #1: one version with dog’s tongue hanging out, and another with dog’s tongue visible but inside mouth.
2. Version with dog from image #3 instead of dog from image #1. Use lines of shadowing under dog to give depth.

Thank you! I’m excited to see what you do!!!