I didn’t plan on becoming a dog runner — I just had too much energy and made one impulsive decision… then another. First, a Belgian Malinois that matched my chaos. Then a Cane Corso who looked at all that chaos and said, “Absolutely not.” Together, we found balance — and a mission.

Before dogs, I was a high jumper. Track and field taught me focus, power, and recovery. Dogs? They taught me patience, creative problem-solving, and how to dodge literal street tacos mid-run.

What some people call “too much energy,” I call potential. I don’t just let dogs burn it off aimlessly around downtown. Our sessions are designed to build trust, improve focus, mentally challenge them, and yes — eventually lead to the kind of nap that makes you wonder if they’re still breathing.

I’m a downtown Long Beach local who knows every squirrel hot spot, sidewalk hazard, broken glass patch, and shortcut like the back of my paw. I operate with zero room for error when handling your dog — because in this city, one mistake is one too many.

It’s an honor to have earned the trust of Long Beach’s most intense, athletic, lovable maniacs. I’m always learning, always leveling up — and always here to give your dog the outlet they deserve.