I’ve been enamored with dogs for as long as I can remember. Growing up, my mom was always bringing home every stray she could catch, and our house was rarely short of three or four dogs at a time. While she had the biggest heart, it was my dad who handled the training — and somehow made sleepless nights, potty accidents, and chaos look easy. He always reminded us that the hard work was worth it in the end, and that lesson stuck with me.

When I was old enough, every school project that involved giving back led me straight to the nearest animal shelter. Later, when I got my own place, I followed closely in my mom’s footsteps — fostering everything from bottle-fed puppies to senior, toothless dogs in need of comfort. Welcoming so many different dogs into my home taught me quickly just how important structure, patience, and training truly are.

Being around dogs isn’t just something I enjoy — it’s my passion.

Today, I specialize in working with puppies under one year old. I focus on basic obedience, early socialization, and helping families build good habits from the very beginning. My goal is to make training positive, practical, and manageable for real life, so both puppies and their people feel confident, supported, and connected.