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A Glimpse Into Life With Dogs

byNitika AhlawatOnline & In-person across BengaluruStarts from500 per attendeeView full gallery

Being a dog mom and a trainer means embracing the chaos. Here is a look at the real, unfiltered moments that define my approach to building trust with Grey and the dogs I train.

Just a girl and her dog. Here's a peek into our morning routine, where my dog Grey often decides the agenda. These are the moments I cherish.

What do I do on the weekends? It's a blend of mom life and dog trainer life. Here's a glimpse into a typical weekend, filled with family, clients, and of course, my own dogs.

I recently had the pleasure of hosting a dog-friendly brunch and training event. It was a wonderful day spent doing what I love most: helping people and dogs connect.

Sometimes, a coffee date with your dog is the best therapy. Here, Grey and I are checking out a pet-friendly cafe in Bangalore. Finding these spots is part of the fun of being a dog parent in the city.

After a crazy postpartum phase, I finally took my dog for a swim after two years. It was pure joy. This video shows the precautions I take, like using a life jacket, because of her epilepsy.

Many of you have asked about my dog Grey's weight loss journey. A key part of it is incorporating brisk walking into our daily routine, but I'm careful to do it in a familiar place to avoid frustration.

I started to film a training session, but my dog wasn't responding. I listened to her cues, took her outside, and realized she wasn't feeling well. It was a powerful reminder that there's always a reason for our dogs' behavior.

An unfiltered conversation between dog parents. This is a real moment in our house, debating whether our dog is being anxious or just territorial with a monkey outside. This is our daily life.

Of green grass and blue skies. A quiet moment with my two babies, soaking in the peace and quiet. This is what it's all about.

After a long day, there's nothing better than this. A tired, happy dog resting her head on my foot. These are the small, intimate moments that make it all worthwhile.

About A Glimpse Into My Life

My training philosophy is simple, but it takes practice: I coach you, not just your dog. Whether we are working on leash reactivity or preparing for a new baby, I focus on teaching you the mechanical skills you need to read your dog’s body language in the moment. If your dog is struggling, they aren't being difficult, they are likely just overwhelmed or communicating a need you haven't spotted yet.

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