I was born in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and grew up working with animals. Living in a country that was not very tolerant of animals, particularly dogs, left me and my family being treated poorly at times. Despite the negative feelings felt towards me and my family, we always cared and nutured the animals that came into our home. I came to Australia in 2005, where I studied a BA in International Business. To
help with my expenses, I would walk people's dogs in Hawthorn. Fortunately, given my caring nature and my instance attachment to people's dogs, I developed enough clientele to help me get by. Due to the cost of living in Australia, Melbourne, I was unable to get my own dogs as I was living in an apartment. Instead, I voluntered my time to various rescue organisations where I helped foster dogs for short periods. To this day, I continue to provide my services to rescue organisations to help animals that are abused and neglected. After settling in Australia and found myself in better living arrangements, I was lucky enough to have Odis and Layla, who are now my best friends. They have learned to respect my rules, my house, my friends and my children. In addition, I can confidently take my dogs offlead to public settings without any concern. Unfortunatelely, these positive behaviours do not come easily. I see time and time again where people buy dogs, and then they rehome them or surrender them to the pounds because they are either aggressive, or out of control. It makes me extremley upset as you adopt/buy a puppy, it is a life commitment. Humans(the pack leader) need to ensure they are using proven systems to enable your pups eventuate into good K9 citizens. Furthermore, discipline, consistency and exercise are all important elements of having a well behaved dog. Over the years, I have developed my skills where I am able to help others train their dogs so they can take their dogs to public settings without having their dogs out of control. In addition, I have always preached the need to have well behaved dogs, so they respect your home, your kids, your partners, and your guests. I practice what I preach, therefore, my dogs are the perfect example of what is possible with hard work. There are many methods of training techniques out in the modern world, and I respect them all. However, in my humble opinion, I believe my training style gives quick results as long as YOU put in the work.
