Working dog

Dog training sessions

Natural education and positive reinforcement… the most important thing is adapting to each individual. The goal is mutual trust between owner and dog. Individual and/or group classes.

“Bite Prevention” Workshop

Many incidents with dogs could be avoided through a better understanding of canine communication. Interventions adapted to all ages, in schools as well as in corporate settings.

A working dog is a specialized dog: it must be prepared, both physically and mentally, to perform with confidence.

Canine behavioral assessment

Understanding and resolving canine behavioral issues to restore a calm and balanced relationship between the dog and its surroundings, through an approach based on canine communication.

By Pascal , 24 December 2025

Hunting season: what precautions should you take on walks?

Hunting season is often feared by people walking their dogs, and it can sometimes lead to tension with hunters. Whatever our stance, our companions’ safety remains the top priority.

Fascinated by dogs since early childhood, my story with canines has been shaped over the years through encounters and experiences, in the course of a life shared with six companions to this day. Holder of several diplomas and certifications as a canine behaviorist and trainer—including a specialization in so-called “difficult” dogs—I place my knowledge and experience at the service of the well-being of the human–dog partnership. Below, you can discover the full range of services I offer. All pursue the same goal: living in harmony with your dog.

Canine Proprioception & Physical Training

Proprioception is the perception of the body in space. Working on this skill helps dogs become more aware of their bodies, improve their balance, coordination, and confidence. It is an activity that is both playful, educational, and physical.

Canine massage: a tool for behavioral balance

Canine massage is a tool that can be very simple to use to reduce a dog’s anxiety, enhance their well-being, and strengthen the bond that connects us with them.

Canine communication: the key to truly understanding your dog

My approach to behavior work and training is based on canine body language. It is, in fact, one of the key elements I aim to pass on during my training sessions. “Learn to read your dog!” my mentor Nicole used to tell us during adult dog training classes. At the time, I understood her message—but with hindsight, I did not fully realize just how right she was. Understanding canine body language is one of the major keys to living well with your dog, building a balanced relationship, and preventing misunderstandings before they turn into problems.

What Is Positive Dog Training?

A term that is often used, but a method that may not be explained clearly enough to fully understand its value. So here are a few elements to help clarify it.

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