Strengthening the bond between you and your dog
Diana Kukainytė is a certified Professional Ethical Dog Trainer according to The Calming Signals Approach®. Her guidance focuses on calmness, mutual understanding, and cooperation with the dog. Diana has extensive experience with individual sessions, group classes, and working with dogs with special needs.
The training is based on communication, trust, and strengthening the bond between dog and human.
Services
Personal guidence
Every dog is unique. Their history, personality, and needs shape how they respond to the world around them. That’s why a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. With personal guidance sessions, Diana offers tailored support designed specifically for you and your dog.
These 1-on-1 sessions take place in your home or at an agreed location, where both you and your dog feel comfortable. The focus is on truly understanding your dog — learning to read their body language, recognizing their signals, and responding in a way that builds trust and confidence.
Rather than simply training for obedience, Diana works with you to strengthen the bond between human and dog. Through calm communication and practical exercises, you’ll discover how to guide your dog in a respectful, ethical way that suits their natural rhythm and abilities.
Personal guidance is not about quick fixes, but about creating lasting understanding. By investing in the relationship, you help your dog feel safe, balanced, and connected — and you as the owner gain clarity, confidence, and joy in your partnership.
Walking with intention
A walk is more than just exercise — it’s an opportunity to connect, communicate, and build trust with your dog. With Walking with Intention, Diana guides you and your dog through calm, mindful walks in a natural setting.
Using a long or loose leash, your dog is given the space to explore and express themselves, while you learn how to observe, understand, and respond to their signals. The focus is not on controlling every step, but on creating balance between freedom and guidance. Let the dog explore his surroundings and smells.
This approach encourages relaxation, strengthens the bond between you and your dog, and transforms the daily walk into a moment of partnership rather than struggle. In a natural environment, your dog can release energy, find calm, and experience positive learning — while you gain new insights into how your dog communicates and what they need from you.
Walking with intention means walking together, with respect and awareness, turning a simple walk into a shared journey.
Group lessons
Dogs are social animals — and learning together can be just as valuable as training one-on-one. In Diana’s group lessons, you and your dog practice in a small, safe group setting where personal attention is still guaranteed.
The focus is on social interaction and real-life situations: learning how to stay calm around other dogs, practicing communication skills, and building confidence in a supportive environment. Each dog and owner receives guidance tailored to their needs, while also benefiting from the energy and dynamics of the group.
Because the groups are kept small, there is space for individual questions and feedback. This way, both beginners and more experienced participants feel supported and encouraged.
Group lessons help strengthen your bond with your dog while also giving them the chance to practice important social skills — all in a positive, respectful, and relaxed atmosphere.
Behavioural advice
Every dog has its own story — and sometimes that story comes with special needs or challenges. Whether it’s anxiety, overexcitement, reactivity, or difficulty adjusting to new situations, Diana offers practical behavioral advice to help both you and your dog find balance.
The guidance is based on observation, calm communication, and understanding your dog’s signals. Instead of focusing only on the “problem,” Diana looks at the whole picture: the environment, your dog’s experiences, and your relationship together.
You’ll receive clear, practical steps you can apply in daily life. These small adjustments can make a big difference in how your dog feels and behaves. The goal is to reduce stress, strengthen trust, and create a safe, supportive atmosphere where your dog can thrive.
Behavioral advice is not about forcing change, but about helping your dog — and you as their companion — to live together with more ease, understanding, and joy.
