MPower Dogs - Conscious Canine Education
Empowering dogs and their families
Sharing our lives with our dogs is one of the most rewarding experiences. However, it can come with its fair share of challenges. The good news is: it’s never too late to address your dog’s training or behaviour issues!
Whether you are looking for general training advice, behavioural intervention or simply making your dog’s life more enriching and fulfilling, you’ve come to the right place.
I believe that training is a great way to get to know your dog better, get them to see you as their partner and have some fun together. All while learning the necessary social, cognitive and emotional skills to make them best suited to living with us.
About Us
My name is Andrea, Doctor in Biochemistry and a Certified Professional Dog Trainer.
I am member of the Spanish National Association of Professional Dog Trainers (Asociación Nacional de Adiestradores Profesionales Caninos, ANACP),
member no. 1647.
I am registered in the Official Registry for Professional Dog Trainers of the Basque Country GI/211.
You can access my main certificates and credentials here:
After 9 years of professional career in the UK, I have returned to my birth town, Donostia. I am now starting to offer dog training services in the area as well as online, both in Spanish and English.
In addition, I visit Gran Canaria occasionally, where we have already delivered a few seminars, in collaboration with Grancanino and offer dog training in English in hybrid format (online&in person).
What our clients say
Andrea came into our lives when nothing we did or were told to do made any sense to us and felt like we had hit a stalemate. Bago is a peculiar dog and most general training advice just didn't resonate. Andrea took so much time to understand Bago, she asked so many questions out of genuine curiosity, it's always the best to just chat with her, she tweaked things and wasn't afraid to be creative and adapt our strategies to the individual in front of us.
Coffee has always had social difficulties, and aside from Wolfy, the dog he grew up with, and Sushi, a dog he met as a puppy, he doesn't seem to be able to cope with the presence of other dogs. Separated from his litter at a young age, raised during quarantine, he had a fearful view of life, and after two bad experiences with dogs as a puppy, he became reactive towards them.
