Beat is a animal rescue advocate who started his journey training dogs by volunteering and walking dogs for Sean Casey Animal Rescue and Korean K9 Rescue. Soon they entrusted him with their more challenging dogs and he helped find homes for many hard to place pups. In 2017, he rescued his second dog from a hoarding situation. Max came with severe behavioral issues, so Beat turned to Dream Come True K9, one of New York’s premier dog training facilities. There he learned how to properly socialize his new dog and he successfully off-leash and e-collar trained Max. His newly gained skills lead to interning at DCTK9 and in 2019, Beat joined the DCTK9-Team as a trainer. He has since then worked with a multitude of dogs struggling with issues, ranging from dog and human aggression, containment phobia, crate anxiety and debilitating fear to bad leash manners, destructiveness or general youthful brattiness. Beat also teaches structured socialization and has been helping to better socialize hundreds of dogs and their humans. He has trained and studied alongside many reputable,  trainers, like Otto Monchez (Supreme K9), Raquel Stone (Mountain Bound K9), Taylor Fay (DCTK9, Training Without Conflict) and Carla Huchiyama (DCTK9), and learned from renowned Master Trainer and founder of DCTK9, Blake Rodriguez, Jay Jack, Joel Silverman, Julie Heart and Phyllis Smuland (Training According to Temperament), Larry Krohn, and Tom Davis. In 2020, he studied with dog behaviorist, Nelson Hodges (CHRI Institute), and soon after, Beat established his own company, 3for3 Dog Training, focusing on socially challenged, under-socialized, fearful (rescue)dogs and dogs with a history of abuse or neglect.