Every dog is different. Every person too. Sounds obvious – but it's worth saying out loud.
Honestly, I'm less of a dog trainer than a people trainer. I show you how your dog thinks. And more importantly, what your part in it is. Because your dog doesn't do anything "just because." What I teach you is how to see the connections. My goal isn't to have you coming back forever. My goal is that you won't need me for long.
I work exclusively in one-on-one sessions. No group classes, no following along, no "just do what everyone else is doing."
It's about you and your dog. Your topics. Your pace. That's how we can look closely and actually change things – instead of just scratching the surface.
And all of this, if you like, somewhere familiar: your home. Every single session can be done as a home visit. Wherever you and your dog feel most comfortable.
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Every dog and human team is unique – and so is your path.
That’s why every journey with me begins with a comprehensive initial consultation in your home. It gives us the opportunity to get to know each other, take a closer look at your daily life, your challenges, and your dog’s strengths. From there, I create a training plan tailored specifically to you – never a one-size-fits-all approach.
Whether you’re looking for one-to-one training, a puppy package, advice before getting a dog, or the official off-leash assessment, training takes place where real life happens: in your home, at the park, or in your neighbourhood. My services are complemented by workshops, training walks, hikes, and special events that combine learning, shared experiences, and a genuine sense of community.
Because good dog training isn’t about teaching as many commands as possible. It’s about understanding each other better, communicating clearly, and moving through everyday life as a confident, relaxed team.
About me – 10 years. Thousands of dogs. One conviction: you make the difference.
I'm Randi, a Hamburg original– and I've been riding horses for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I was never allowed to have a dog of my own. So I walked the neighbours' dogs and let my grandfather's hunting dogs out of their kennels. I never understood why dogs were supposed to live in kennels back then. And honestly? I still don't.
I wanted to truly understand dogs – so I completed a three-year training programme at Dogument, qualifying as a dog trainer and behaviour consultant. Because I love dogs, take people seriously, and firmly believe: good guidance needs clarity, instinct, and a little humour.
I hold the permit under § 11 para. 1 no. 8f of the German Animal Welfare Act: "to train dogs for third parties or to guide animal owners in the training of their dogs."
