Canisozium

What makes CaniSozium the right address for difficult dogs in Berlin?

Behind CaniSozium is Hannah Rohde, a sociologist and dog trainer, who runs the dog school in Berlin Marzahn. The team specializes in aggression behavior, rescue dogs, and problem behaviors. This is not a general claim, but the actual daily work program. All dogs are welcome, including those with special characteristics in the aggression or anxiety area.

Dog Training Berlin: What CaniSozium specifically offers

The offer includes individual consultations, group courses, social walks, and seminars on special topics. Anyone living with a difficult dog in Berlin will find a broad spectrum here. Collaboration always begins with an initial consultation, where the need for change is identified and a roadmap is developed, followed by one-hour individual appointments. CaniSozium emphasizes methodological openness, everyday relevance, scientific rigor, and diversity.

Dog School with Principle: CaniSozium in Berlin’s Northeast

Hannah Rohde is a member of the Professional Association of Certified Dog Trainers e.V., which advocates for scientifically sound and educationally neutral work with dogs. In addition, CaniSozium hosts its own seminars, for example on dog-dog communication, where dogs are also welcome who otherwise have little to no chance for social contact because things might have often gone wrong in the past. The offer is aimed at dog owners in Berlin, especially in the districts of Marzahn, Hohenschönhausen, Lichtenberg, Friedrichshain, Pankow, Karlshorst, Adlershof, Schöneweide, and Köpenick. In short: Anyone in Berlin who doesn’t know what to do with their dog anymore will find a clearly structured, scientific approach at CaniSozium instead of empty promises.