Compassionate science-informed support, tailored to you and your dog’s needs
With the right support, you can help your dog feel safer, calmer and more able to cope making everyday life easier for both of you.
Change is very possible, so let’s get started!
What could change for your dog?
🐾 Greater confidence
🐾 Better ability to cope
🐾 Less distress
🐾 A more positive experience of everyday life
What could change for you?
♡ More confidence
♡ Practical skills that actually fit your life
♡ Less worry and frustration
♡ A closer, more enjoyable relationship with your dog
You won’t be left to work it out alone.
We’ll work together as your dog progresses.
When your dog feels safe, connected and is able to focus on you, walking together becomes much easier and more enjoyable.
In this four-week course, we’ll build the foundations for that relationship, then break loose lead walking down into manageable steps so your dog can succeed.
With simple activities to practise between sessions, you’ll build the skills and confidence to make walks more relaxed, enjoyable and connected.
The result? A dog who enjoys being out with you and a walk that feels like a pleasant conversation
A reliable recall gives your dog more freedom, more fun and more safety while strengthening the connection between you.
This small-group recall class will help you build the skills and confidence you and your dog need so they come back when called, even when there are exciting things to explore. We’ll break recall down into manageable steps, making it enjoyable and rewarding for your dog while helping you become a more effective recall partner.
With a maximum of four dogs, you’ll receive personalised coaching and support, so you can practise in everyday life and build a recall you can rely on.
More freedom. More safety. Fewer embarrassing moments!
When your dog is struggling, it can affect far more than the moments when their behaviour is difficult. The worry, frustration and uncertainty can take a real toll and it can be hard to know what to the best thing is to do
I’ve experienced this myself with my own traumatised dog. It has given me a deep appreciation of what it is like to live alongside a dog who is struggling, and has shaped the compassionate, individual approach I take with every client.
I take a holistic approach to behaviour, looking beyond the behaviour itself to consider the underlying factors that influence how your dog feels and responds. Their emotional state, experiences, environment and physical wellbeing all contribute to the way they behave, and understanding this gives us a much clearer route towards meaningful change.
From there, we’ll develop an individual approach that supports your dog’s needs while fitting into your everyday life. We’ll work together over time, helping your dog become more settled and equipped for life, while building your confidence in supporting them.
