Dog Guru

About

So many folks come to me saying, "Nanna naayi yaake nanna maatu kelalla?" (Why doesn't my dog listen to me?). I get it - it feels frustrating. Usually, it’s not the dog, but a communication gap. Dogs need 'maryade' (respect) and for us to see things from their side.

What I Actually Do

People call me Dog Guru, but honestly, the dogs are the real gurus. I’ve worked with thousands of shwanagalu (dogs), each teaching me something new. I’m not your typical trainer. My focus is on the psychology - finding the root cause, not just patching up the symptoms.

You’ll hear me say, aggression isn’t just ‘bad behavior’ - often it’s fear. Leash pulling? Sometimes it’s anxiety, not stubbornness. My work starts with understanding, then showing you the right dog owner communication skills for your situation.

What Happens in a Session

We meet on video call, just you, me, and your dog. I’ll help you read canine body language, understand what your dog’s really saying, and give you practical stuff to try at home. My job is to guide, but you’re the one who’ll make the change happen.

What We Can Fix

• Aggression (towards people or other dogs)
• Excessive barking, chewing, leash pulling, anxiety, jumping, not listening
• Puppy basics: potty training, biting
• Even advice on picking the right breed

End Result

You’ll walk away with a calmer dog, more confidence, and a better bond. Like I always say: “Ninna naayi ninna maathu kelbeku.” (Your dog must listen to you.) Not out of fear, but because you get each other now.