About Doggolistic
There’s so much more happening between a human and their dog
than most people realize.
Certified dog trainer & behaviorist
Hauts-de-Seine et Île-de-France
Bilingual French/English
About Doggolistic
There’s so much more happening between a human and their dog
than most people realize.
Certified dog trainer & behaviorist
Hauts-de-Seine et Île-de-France
Bilingual French/English
There’s so much more happening between a human and their dog than obedience or training. A dog never comes into our lives by accident. They come to show us a path, open a door we didn’t know we needed to walk through. They become a soulmate, a messenger, a mirror.
When the relationship gets strained sometimes, it’s because it’s asking both of you to grow — together.
Ideally, my work starts before the problems do. A lot of the situations I encounter could have been avoided. Not for lack of love or good intentions — but because we often move forward blind.
That’s why I’ve chosen to focus my work on prevention, building the bond, and mutual understanding — so that your duo starts off strong and keeps growing on solid ground.
- See things differently
- Truly understand
- Communicate more clearly
- Build a strong, lasting bond
- Ease the tension
No harsh training, no magic promises. Just compassionate, respectful, human support. 🐾🖤
My approach
The relationship between a human and their dog goes beyond a simple owner-pet dynamic
On this tiny planet of ours, holding on just like us, hurtling through the stars and the years at over 1,000 miles per hour, dogs are our soulmates.
When a dog enters our lives, it never is a coincidence. That moment of meeting carries something invisible and intimate, a secret resonance that binds us far beyond the first glance. Often, they’re the ones who choose us.
In the mirror of their eyes, if we dare to truly look, we will always find the same two truths: the person we are, and the person we could become, if we take the time to listen, make the effort to understand, and take the risk of changing.
How I became a dog trainer & behaviorist
Who I am
Graphic designer, illustrator, then dog trainer. Life had its own plans.
From age 4 to 16, I dreamed of becoming a veterinarian — until math got in the way. Life steered me toward art and writing, but I always kept animals close to my heart, and in my life.
When my last dog passed away suddenly, I opened my home to dogs that life hadn’t been kind to. For almost two years, as a foster for a rescue organization, I learned how to help them heal. That experience was a revelation — I had found my calling.
TRAINING
Vox Animae + continuing education
Regular certifications, workshops, and deep dives — because animal behavior evolves, and so does my knowledge.
Certification
ACACED
Certificate of Knowledge for Domestic Companion Animals
LANGUAGES
French / English
Sessions can be conducted in English.
Methods
Positive training
Understanding, respect, and bond-building — no coercion.
My journey
Every dog I’ve tried to help has taught me more about life than I could ever have taught them.
I’ve adopted several shelter dogs, some of whom had been through trauma. I fostered for a rescue organization, which gave me the chance to welcome pit bulls and Staffordshire terriers with complicated pasts.
With every dog I’ve had, I’ve made mistakes. A lot of the time, I didn’t understand what was happening. It took being thrown into a storm of challenges for clarity to finally emerge — thanks to my dog Lola.
It was in that exact moment, with that dog, that I didn’t open my eyes — I finally allowed myself to close them. And in that stillness, I found the answers to the questions that had been standing between us.
Since then, I read the stories of people and their dogs in a new light — a light that reveals the synchronicities, the invisible connections, the signs, the small miracles.
My mission
Getting there early — so the bond never quietly falls apart without anyone knowing how to fix it
I want to help you build a relationship with your dog that’s fluid, peaceful, and alive — where the right foundations are in place long before misunderstandings take hold.
I see too many misunderstood dogs, overwhelmed humans, and stories that slowly come apart. I want to step in early — to give the relationship meaning, breathing room, clarity.
If things have already gotten strained between you and your dog, whatever you’re going through, I want to help you see it differently — not as a problem, but as an opportunity. An opportunity to understand what your dog is trying to tell you, so you can better guide them, better support them.
At the end of the road we’ll walk together, when you look back at how far you’ve come, I’d bet that — just like me — you’ll wonder: who really helped who? 🖤🐾
Let’s talk.
Take a moment to fill out the form to help me understand your needs, your story, and your dog’s.
I’ll get back to you quickly.