I was born in Gyor in 1988. Being a student at Budapest Business School, I currently live in Budapest, the capital of Hungary.
I got to know agility in 2001, visiting a training session with my first dog, Bizsu, a miniature poodle. I am very grateful for her, to get to know this wonderful sport, that later became a part of my life, brought extraordinary experiences and a lot of friends. My second dog Witch, a border collie entered my life in 2007. Experience with a large dog resulted in a completely different world, full of new challenges. I reached National Champion titles and was member of the Hungarian Team numerous times, both at the EO and the World Championships.
Apart from running with my dogs, I’m related to agility in many other ways. I was the trainer of the Agility Team in Gyor between 2007-2012, the Teamleader between 2009-2012 and I was also member of the Hungarian Agility Committee between 2010-2012. I currently hold trainings at numerous clubs in Budapest for beginners up to master levels.
I was dreaming of becoming a judge since my first competitive years, so I was delighted to have the opportunity to start the education, and finally become an international agility judge in 2012. Throughout my international judging career, I have had the chance to judge in many foreign countries including Italy, Austria, Germany, Czeck Republic, Poland, Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, Serbia, Norway, Peru, Japan, Greece, France and I have got invitations for next year from Finland, Slovenia, Portugal.
My main aim is to build technical and speedy courses that challenge the handlers as well as the dogs, and that are really exciting for spectators and fans too. I am personally very happy to see brilliant technical solutions and really energetic runs on my courses.

Hungary