We all have something we are passionate about.
This is mine!
Hi, I’m Anna-Lena – and to me, Patteclub is so much more than “dog training”.
It is about working on the relationship between people and their dogs: in everyday life, in the moments when everything works well – and in the moments when you find yourself wondering:
Why is my dog doing this? What do I need right now? And what does my dog need?
The most important part of my story walks on four paws. Nala is from Greece, Dobbie is from Romania – both were rescued from the streets. And if there is one thing they have taught me, it is this: trust grows through understanding, clear communication and time.
Dogs with a difficult or uncertain past often show us very clearly just how subtle canine communication can be – and how much we as humans can miss when we focus only on exercises.
I am still learning every day. From every single dog I have the privilege of working with.
My main areas of focus are the everyday challenges many human-dog teams face: encounters with other dogs, nervous or fearful dogs, and the journey towards a calm and relaxed everyday companion.
If you are unsure where to start, feel free to get in touch with me or book directly online.
WhatsApp / Phone: +352 621 321 621
Online booking: via “Book a Course” in the calendar
Anna-Lena, Nala & Dobbie
Education & Training
It's important to me that my training is based not only on experience, but also on sound knowledge. That's why I completed comprehensive training as a dog trainer and regularly participate in further education.
In doing so, I focus particularly on topics that also play a major role in my daily training: body language and communication, dog encounters, insecurity and fear, learning theory, leash handling, recall, anti-hunting training, and the development of young dogs.
Further training helps me to constantly question my knowledge, to learn about new perspectives and to further develop my training.
Nevertheless, I don't believe there's one method that suits every dog. Each dog has its own history, personality, and needs. That's precisely why, in my training, I always look at what makes sense for each individual human-dog team and what's truly practical in everyday life.
My goal is a training program that is understandable, fair and practical for everyday life – where you not only know what to do, but also why.