Karin Fischer Kristiansson
4 November 2025
"It really depends on how you define achievement. But if I had to choose, I’d say I’m most proud of having successfully trained and developed two completely different dogs all the way to national team level in my discipline. It’s been an incredible journey with each of them, and a true testament to the power of patience, adaptability, and trust."
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What motivates you?
There’s something truly special about growing together with each individual dog. Every dog comes with their own quirks, strengths, and challenges – and that’s what makes each training journey so unique.
Sometimes it takes time to figure things out, to understand what that particular dog needs in order to thrive. It calls for patience, curiosity, and many thoughtful conversations with trusted training friends.
But the moment things start to click and you begin to connect on a deeper level – it’s pure magic.
These dogs teach us so much, if we just take the time to listen.
SPORT
Obedience and Herding
What’s your best advice for someone struggling with obedience or herding?
Make sure to have fun – don’t take training too seriously. And if it feels hard to find that sense of fun, don’t hesitate to ask for help!