My Name is Kira M'Lot and I'm the owner of A Dogs Life K9 Centre. I have grown up living with dogs and it wasn't until my high school years that my love for these four legged friends grew even deeper. I spent my spare time at the Langley Animal Shelter walking homeless dogs, and worked there for one summer. I love the bond you make with the dogs. Unlike people dogs do not judge you; as long as you love them, they will love you back.

I will never forget the day I was walking a German Shepherd named "Duska". She was a little crazy and didn't connect with people. However, one day that all changed. In the middle of our walk, she suddenly became attentive to me, and wanted lots of love. From that day on she would get very excited  everytime I walked in the room. I will have fond memories of Duska.

I also worked at a boarding kennel where I learned all about running a business and caring for the dogs. During this time I took a Dog Trainers Apprenticeship program, taught by Jayne Nelson and Alicia Holmes. Throughout this program I've learned how to train dogs, and how to read their body language. I have also attended Dr. Patricia McConnell's seminar on agression and biology of emotion. In March of 2008, I took a workshop with Ian Dunbar on agression and training adult dogs and puppies.

I'm also certified in Dog First Aid. I took this seminar with Michelle Sevigny, owner of DOGSAFE. 

I'm the owner of three dogs, who are very much a part of my life. Christy, our 10 year old Irish Setter is the family pet. Pharoh, our 3 year old Belgian Malinois is the agility dog. He absolutely loves it and we have recently started to compete in trials. And there is baby Tayah, my 1 year old golden retriever. She is my little working girl, and we will have our first obedience trial coming up in March. In my spare time I enjoy teaching Tayah and Pharoh fun tricks, and the challenge of training them at the same time.

Please continue to check my website and follow along with me as the company develops! If you wish to speak to me, don't hesitate to send me an email on my contacts page.