Julia Königsreuter

Hi, I'm Johanna. On my first trip around the world I spent several months volunteering at an animal shelter, and afterwards I started training as a dog trainer. Animal welfare matters a lot to me, so I've fostered quite a few dogs alongside my own. I'm fascinated by studying how dogs communicate, and my dog boarding house gives me the chance to observe everything closely. Since passing my trainer exam I've added several certificates and further training, including behaviour therapy. My main focus is guiding dogs and their owners towards a harmonious family life. My training method is fair, simple and consistent. I'm really looking forward to meeting you and bringing you a little closer together.

Hi … I'm Petra. Out of love for dogs – and because of good as well as bad experiences with my own dogs – I set off on the adventure of running a dog school. During my dog trainer education alone, I learned a lot about dogs, human-dog teams and myself in more than 500 hours of practice. Since then, countless practice hours and further training courses have followed. I've made it my mission to help difficult dogs in particular to a happier life, but every other furry friend is close to my heart too. I work in a needs-based, fair and consistent way – with training tailored to each human-dog team. I'm really looking forward to meeting you and your furry friend and getting a little closer to your goals together.

I'm Danny, a dog trainer certified by the veterinary chamber and a recognised examiner for the dog owner competence certificate in Lower Saxony. My focus areas are puppy and adolescent dog groups, preparation courses for the dog licence, conducting exams, individually tailored one-to-one training, mantrailing and body-language-based lunging. Dogs are man's best friend. Our ancestors probably saw it much the same way, because there are so many different kinds of dogs. From guard dogs to herding dogs, from hunting dogs to companion dogs, from sighthounds to primitive breeds and so many more. They accompany us in every situation and are always by our side, because they prefer to be close to us. They have to walk nicely next to us in town, guard the yard and bark, get along with other dogs and ideally come back to us reliably when called. But like us, dogs have good days and bad days – they aren't machines. That's exactly what matters to me: getting along together and still coping well with everyday life with your dog. Education through relationship comes first for me! Yours, Danny 😊

Hi, I'm Carmen! I discovered my passion for dogs early on and turned my dream into my job. I'm a certified dog trainer under §11 of the German Animal Welfare Act and run a dog school and a small, family-style dog boarding house in Kißlegg in the Allgäu region. My focus is on turning people and dogs into a harmonious team. It's important to me that the training is individual, practical and suited to everyday life. Every dog is unique – that's why I tailor my training exactly to your needs. At my boarding house, the dogs live together with me and my own female dogs in our home. They have plenty of space, a fenced garden and a large free-running area with a stream to explore and relax. Loving care around the clock and adapted rest times make sure every four-legged guest feels at home. I'm looking forward to meeting you and accompanying you on your journey together!