I cannot imagine my life without dogs. Especially after the arrival of my own dog and during my training as an instructor, my love for dogs has evolved into a deeper curiosity about the behavior of the dog. Why does a dog do what he does? Why do some things not work as you might expect? Why do I often get the feeling that the relationship between dog and owner is not really based on mutual trust and respect? How do you get such a relationship? What is this dog trying to say to me?

In order to better understand dogs behavior and to learn their language, I started reading more and following courses.

In 2008 and 2009, I received both the diploma of instructor-educator and dog behaviorist from Geert De Bolster as the degree of dog instructor from the Royal Cynologic Union St. Hubertus (KKUSH). Geert De Bolster is a man with 30 years experience, a barrel full of theoretical knowledge and an incredible passion for his profession. He taught me different ways of working and gave visions that I could believe in. Annual training and courses are required to maintain the requisite standards of quality.  I am proud to present, for 4 years in a row, my labels: