Julia

My name is Julia, I’m a half Brazilian- half German girl who has moved to Berlin a few years ago. I speak German, French, Portuguese and English and I will make sure to understand you no matter what.

I've worked with rescues, dogs with behavioral issues and have always welcomed them in my home for over 6 years now. I've always treated them with kindness and respect.

I am currently working on getting my permit to work as a dog trainer, being an adept and crazy user of R+ methods and I will be more than happy to welcome your pet into our home. I am certified by Ziemer & Falke and have multiple other certifications.

I like to establish a relationship of trust with my clients, both you and your dog. Keeping in touch with most of them over longer periods of time and receiving updates on how the little ones are doing.

My dog Freyja has an interesting character. She is dog selective, so some dogs she likes, others she sees as background noise. Having a background in dog training allows me to properly supervise and manage client cases as needed. Your furry friend would never be put in any kind of situation without proper supervision :) I am able to offer 2-3 walks daily, depending on the dogs needs, 40min-1h. I’m only accepting one pet at a time and your pet would be allowed full roaming in the house. I can also offer nail trims if needed, bathing in case of dirt and brushing.

I stay at home and work/study online, so the chances that your pet will be left alone are really low — maximum 15 minutes for grocery shopping. I’ll be more than happy to continue the training program you are currently working on with your dog, whether it’s leash reactivity, place work, learning how to greet guests nicely, proper interaction or simply chilling and watching Netflix together while snacking on some homemade doggy treats!

We're looking forward to meet you!

Check-in/Check-out Timetable

Daycare

Check-in: 7:30-10:30

Check-out: until 19:00

Overnight Stay

Check-in: 16:30-19:00

Check-out: until 11:00

Please get in touch if there might be a delay or in case checking in or out might not fit the schedule. Due to a high influx of dogs needing boarding, this schedule makes it easier for all so that not many dogs are grouped together during a long period of time and individual attention can be given.

Sometimes dogs that are not overly dog friendly or dog selective might come, and that avoids the chance of stress for all parties involved.