My early days of working with dogs started almost a decade ago with dog walking and dog sitting. Working with hundreds of different kinds of dogs and personalities over the years gave me a lot of hands-on experience on how to work with certain dogs and to understand how some dogs can operate in certain situations.

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 I enrolled in the Animal Behavior College and earned a certification as an obedience dog trainer in 2019. During that time, I was interning with local trainers and volunteering at animal shelters. They all taught me the ins and outs of obedience, how things operate in shelters and how to run group training. It was all eye-opening experiences about this realm of the dog training industry.

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To this day, I hone my skills by studying the techniques used by the best minds in the field of behavior modification, advance obedience and the sport world. The learning never stops and the same with training. The more tools you have in your toolbox, the more problems you can fix.

 

Every dog and client deserve specific training to help enrich each other's life. 

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