At PetterWorld Ethical Training, every journey begins with respect for the individual dog and its emotional world. Dogs thrive best in calm and safe environments where they are given the freedom to observe, bond with people and express themselves in their own way. When overstimulated or put in confusing situations, they lose their ability to communicate and understand. True development occurs through calm, clarity, emotional security and, above all, choice. Every family has its own rhythm, routines and lifestyle. The goal is to guide towards a safe and respectful standard of interaction and to avoid the common pitfalls that create tension and frustration later in life. Progress grows through awareness, not control, and through communication, not correction. I grew up surrounded by dogs. Since childhood, I have cared for and protected many street dogs in Greece, and through them I learned to observe their free communication and peaceful coexistence. Seeing how they resolved conflicts without human intervention shaped my understanding of what dogs really are. Here in Norway, dogs live with security and structure, but their basic needs are the same. Almost every family has a dog, but not everyone understands how to meet their dog's emotional needs. My purpose is to bridge these two worlds and bring an ethical, gentle and communication-based approach into every home. I am Artemis Antoniou, Ethical Dog Behaviour Specialist and Sensory Enrichment Coach, trained at the Nordic Education Center for Dog Trainers under the guidance of Turid Rugaas. I am a certified Foundation Postural Analyst (Galen Myotherapy) and have further training with Dr Amber Batson in dog development and behaviour. I represent Greece in the Pet Dog Trainers of Europe (PDTE) and am currently continuing in the advanced program of Turid Rugaas to qualify as a Calming Signals Specialist. My work is guided by empathy, scientific understanding and deep respect for the dog's natural way of being. Gentle methods always work best, they rebuild communication rather than break it. Choosing an ethical and calm approach means protecting your dog's emotional health for life.