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Expert Dog Training Insights & Advice

byVarun AnandTakes dogs from across Delhi NCR; Training facility in Sector 62, GurugramStarts from18,000 Per Month (8 Sessions)View full gallery

I don't believe in magic wands or shortcuts. Here, I break down the science of canine behavior, share my take on breed controversies, and offer practical advice to help you build a real bond with your dog.

My take on the Delhi stray dog issue. The solution isn't cruelty or relocation; it's science. Only qualified behaviorists who have worked hands-on with these dogs can provide a humane and practical solution.

Socialization isn't just about exposure; it's about creating the right experience. Here I am explaining to an owner that their dog should only socialize with calm, stable dogs that won't react to their puppy's erratic behavior.

My thoughts on the recent government notice to ban certain dog breeds. The focus should be on banning backyard breeders and mandating training for owners, not punishing entire breeds. Responsible ownership is the key.

An outline of the topics covered on Day 3 of my PSA Seminar. This includes advanced exercises for PSA2 and PSA3, such as directional jumps, multiple call-offs, and preparing for surprise scenarios.

An announcement for my PSA Seminar. This is for dog enthusiasts who are serious about the sport and want to up their game by learning from my experience as the highest-ranked competitor in India.

The list of topics for Day 2 of my PSA Seminar. We cover everything from muzzle conditioning and food refusal to scenario work like car jacking and building courage for protection exercises.

The topics for Day 1 of my PSA Seminar. We start with the fundamentals, from puppy selection and understanding drives to building a solid foundation for obedience and bitework.

Announcing my PSA Seminar. With titles up to PSA 2 and as an apprentice judge, I have the experience to help both beginners and seasoned competitors. This course is not to be missed.

About Expert Insights & Advice

Most behavioral issues start with us, not the dog. Whether you are managing a leash-reactive rescue or a high-drive working breed, real change happens when you stop blaming genetics and start looking at your own handling mechanics. My advice is simple—I teach you to lead, handle, and communicate clearly, so your dog can finally stop guessing and start relaxing.

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