Our aim is to keep the knowledge of dog behaviour always up to date with the latest scientific findings and to transfer it into practice-relevant training. We want to enable dog handlers to apply this knowledge in their daily work with their four-legged friends. Knowing training methods is good. But to really understand how they work enables you to be flexible, to be able to adapt the training methods individually for each dog and thus to enable dogs and owners to work in a relaxed way that is in accordance with animal welfare but still performance-oriented.<\/p>\n<\/div>