Pascal

How did I get into dogs? I was born on January 11, 1978 and grew up in a small village in the Zurich Oberland. All around me was nature, two lakes, farms, cats and also my beloved dogs. They are simply part of country life. As I spend a lot of my free time in the countryside, dogs have been my faithful companions all my life.

-We went fishing on the lake and river, swimming, cycling.... simply did everything outdoors and in nature.

No problem taking our dogs with us and moving them properly and making them happy.

After leaving school, I completed my apprenticeship at Zurich Insurance in Seefeld in the liability division.

After good and bad experiences in the office world, I finally wanted to do something that made me happy and satisfied. I can no longer sit in the office all day and work on the computer, I need to get out into nature. Working with dogs and sharing my life with them had been a thought of mine for some time.

After three years of living abroad and traveling the world, it was the right time to start my dog life. I learned how to deal with street dogs and wild dogs abroad, which allowed us to gain a lot of experience. Life with wild dogs in a pack was very impressive and instructive for me. You can learn a lot about dogs here in Switzerland too, every day and everywhere.

I regularly attend dog schools and training seminars - you never stop learning in the dog world.

One of the things that fascinates me about dogs is that they look you straight in the eye. They look straight into our souls.

Dogs love unconditionally and remain loyal forever. Dogs would never hurt you and are always there for you. These are all qualities that most people don't have.

You can live without dogs, but it's not worth it.😁

In 2010, I was in New Zealand working with sheepdogs and saw two dogs controlling up to 1000 sheep. Dogs are incredible animals and never cease to amaze me. The fact that every dog has its own character is also wonderful and exciting.

I have been the pack leader since 2009 and spend up to 8 hours a day outside in nature. I work calmly and firmly with my dogs. It's all about my energy and competence, and that's how I've been leading my pack for 15 years.

My animals have become my purpose in life and now I lead a real dog's life.🐕

In 2013, we at Anydog completed our specialized, profession-independent training for caregivers. We are now certified pet sitters. (specialized in dog care)

We have been breeders of the great Swiss dog breed, the Continental Bulldog, since 2015.

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