I became a first-time dog owner later in life when I was going through a life-changing event. Like many, I made a few poor choices in life, but adopting my dogs (three of them simultaneously) was the best choice I made for myself. I can relate to the saying of, "Who Rescues Who" because I discovered my passion.

I didn't stop there.  I decided to dive deeper into dogs' minds and behaviors and become a professional dog trainer which led to a more meaningful life than a high-pay but hectic, stressful corporate job that I held onto for the sake of paying bills. 

I transform dogs and inspire dog owners to teach daily by playing concept games, encouraging pet owners to "Practice when you don't need it; Use it when you need it".  
I train beyond the conventional basic behaviors, like sit, down, stay, leave it, etc. Don't get me wrong; these are important for all dog owners. But what's more important is shaping dog's personality and brain to prepare a dog for real life in this real world by teaching CONCEPTS, a simple doggie NEUROSCIENCE Hacks, such as:

Growing CALMNESS, FOCUS, desire for PROXIMITY, AROUSAL UP and DOWN, CONFIDENCE, ENGAGEMENT and DISENGAGEMENT, etc.
I do this out of passion, with love and patience.  It is NOT TRANSACTIONAL; it is TRANSFORMATIONAL.