This is the membership for you if you not only want to learn the methodology behind teaching exercises, but also want to understand the principles and learning psychology involved. That way, you’ll be able to teach your dog any exercise or skill 

What you'll get:

• Theoretical input on various training principles in dog training
• Access to a digital training log
• Knowledge about physical conditioning for dogs
• In-depth focus on different obedience and bite work exercises – especially tailored to Mondioring
• Monthly videos from my own training sessions
• Opportunity to submit videos from your own training and receive feedback
• Option to ask questions and participate in a community centered around the sport 

There will be a stronger focus on the principles behind dog training and the understanding of them, rather than on specific methods. Why? Because I firmly believe that the same results can be achieved using many different approaches. I don’t believe that one method works for every dog. That’s why you’ll benefit greatly from this membership, regardless of which method you prefer to use.

Some material will be available from your first month of membership, while other content will be released based on how long you’ve been a member.

About me:

My name is Oda Vittor, and I’m 31 years old. During my time in the military, I fell in love with the Malinois breed—and ever since, it’s been all about them. I now have three male Malinois that I mainly compete with in the sport of Mondioring. It’s an incredibly demanding sport, full of extreme distractions. That’s what inspired me to get much more creative with my dog training. I simply wanted dogs that could handle the pressure and challenges they face in competition. I have worked as a dogtrainer since 2017 and I have trained and certified 19 dogs. This has given me a lot of experience and, most importantly, a deeper understanding of how different dogs can be. So I know for sure - one method doesn't fit for all dogs. 

I’ve also competed in obedience and rally obedience, and I truly see the benefits of training with more distractions. That’s why I started what I call Klinkokos Dog Training. I enjoy a playful and creative approach to working with dogs. Training with your dog should be fun—for both of you!