Graduated from Animal Health Techniques in 2010, my journey in dog training and dog education goes back a long way. Already as a young teenager, I participated in agility classes and competitions with my first dog, Camay.

I had the chance to teach agility and obedience, starting in 2008 at Guides Canins in St-Lazare, then worked at Sherwood Park Veterinary Hospital as a technician in charge of the behavioral medicine department.

 

Over the years, as an agility, obedience and puppy classes teacher or in the form of private consultations, I have had the chance to help thousands of teams develop a harmonious relationship with their canine companion, whether during the education of their puppy, by helping humans manage their companion's reactivity or by training teams in agility.

 

Over time, I have developed an immense passion for dog training, training & conditioning techniques, behavioral science and animal welfare. I have had the chance to organize disc dog competitions and various dog sports, as well as various workshops and conferences in dog training for multiple organizations ( Association des Technicien.nes en santé Animale du Québec, Association des Médecins Vétérinaires du Québec, various dog sports clubs, etc.).
It is therefore a cumulation of 16 years of experience that enrich my career as a dog trainer. I continue to offer my services and remain active in the agility competition as a judge for the Agility Association of Canada and for UK Agility International.