Meet Isaac
The Man Behind the Mission

🐾 Isaac’s Story — From Dog Master to Mini Ambassador

Before he was even tall enough to walk a mastiff, Isaac was already in love with dogs. By the age of three, while most kids were playing with stuffed animals, Isaac was befriending real ones — massive breeds like Bullmastiffs and Cane Corsos. While his peers were learning nursery rhymes, Isaac was learning pack behavior, breed origins, and how to distinguish a Kangal from a Boerboel.

“He doesn’t just like dogs,” one family friend remarked, “He is a dog person — in every fiber of his being.”

That childhood passion didn’t just grow — it evolved. Isaac began researching dogs professionally before most kids knew what research meant. He would spend hours reading about breed evolution, canine psychology, lineage histories, and the roles dogs played in civilizations from the Aztecs to the Alps. Encyclopedias, veterinary books, kennel reports — he devoured them like bedtime stories.

Over time, his knowledge became so vast, so nuanced, that he earned the affectionate title: “The Dog Encyclopedia.” And it wasn’t a nickname — it was a fact. He could talk for hours, breaking down dietary patterns, behavioral traits between European and Asian breeds, and how to raise strong guard dogs with compassion.

For Isaac, that guiding light was his uncle, Atif Latif Chaudhry — a lifelong dog enthusiast who taught him everything from handling techniques to understanding a dog’s emotional state through its eyes. “He didn’t just teach me,” Isaac says. “He raised me through the eyes of a dog.”

🥁 The Tabla Brothers — From School Stage to Global Acclaim

Isaac isn’t just a dog master. He’s also Pakistan’s youngest and greatest tabla player. His journey in music began at home, watching his father Dr. Czar play the tabla as a hobby. That small start gave him early inspiration and built the foundation for what came next.

Alongside his brother Riyan, Isaac was covered by every major national TV channel and featured internationally on BBC World and Arab News. Together, they became known as mini ambassadors of Pakistan.

Why? Because they recorded over 20 national anthems of different countries using Pakistani classical instruments — and gifted them to ambassadors to promote Pakistan’s music and culture.

Their rise to fame peaked when Mahira Khan, one of Pakistan’s most well-known actresses, reposted their tabla performance dedicated to her. That one moment made their Instagram page go viral.

Their achievements include winning the All Pakistan Music Conference, receiving the Pride of Pakistan Award, and being honored by the PSL (Pakistan Super League) with the “Hamare Heroes” award.

Isaac trained under Ustaad Babar Shakeel, who helped him refine his skill and become the tabla player he is today.

🍲 Beyond Dogs and Music — A Young Polymath in the Making

Isaac’s brilliance doesn’t end at paws or percussion. He’s also a culinary historian in the making. A true foodie, he explores cuisines from desi to Indonesian with the same depth he gives to his tabla and dogs. His favorite subject? Cheese. From Gouda to Gruyère, Isaac can distinguish textures, flavors, and even the heritage of cheeses — narrating their stories like a violinist describing a symphony.

He believes food isn’t just for tasting — it’s for understanding.

💼 The Business Brain — Built Not Born

Isaac has always been a leader. From School representative to CEO-in-the-making, he doesn’t just follow trends — he sets them. Inspired by his father’s success as a polymath entrepreneur, Isaac is now building a business of his own. It’s not just another venture. It’s a manifestation of discipline, curiosity, and legacy — combining his love for dogs, music, food, and culture into a movement.

Whether it’s his encyclopedic canine knowledge, tabla mastery, or refined food expertise, Isaac is proof that greatness can begin young — and still go deeper than most adults ever dare.

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