Evelin's journey to becoming
Professional Dog Trainer
The Realisation of a Dream
Evelin’s journey with dogs began in 2011 when she adopted her first dog, Sophie, from a rescue centre. Sophie, although frail and struggling with numerous health issues and anxiety, was the catalyst for Evelin’s deep dive into dog training.
“Before Sophie came into my life, I was uncertain about my future career. However, Sophie’s unconditional love guided me to my true calling – working with dogs. I wasn’t sure how to start, but I knew it had to involve dogs in some way.”
Evelin's Approach
Her professional journey in dog handling commenced in 2018 through a serendipitous meeting with Adrienn, who sought assistance for her dog walking business. After a rewarding two-year partnership with Adrienn, Evelin decided to venture on her own, focusing on dog training and behaviour modification.
Following her enriching experience with Adrienn – for which she remains eternally thankful – Evelin completed The Glen Stanford Dog Psychology Course, earning her Canine Psychology and Behaviour Management Diploma in 2018.
Through continuous self-education, Evelin developed her unique approach to dog training. She champions positive reinforcement while emphasising the importance of discipline and boundaries, which she believes are essential for earning a dog’s utmost respect. Evelin also prioritises mental stimulation activities and impulse control exercises for dogs.
By blending these elements – coupled with abundant affection – Evelin believes it’s possible to forge the kind of profound connection with your dog that many only dream of.
Dog A.I.D.
In 2021, Evelin began collaborating with Dog A.I.D., assisting individuals with disabilities in training their pet dogs to achieve full certification as assistance dogs.
