Dog training focuses on teaching your dog new skills, such as recall, loose lead walking, or basic obedience. Behaviour work addresses underlying issues such as reactivity, anxiety, fear, aggression, separation-related behaviours, or excessive barking. Behaviour modification looks at why your dog is behaving in a certain way and creates a personalised plan to help change those behaviours.
I work with dogs of all breeds, ages, and backgrounds—from young puppies learning the basics to adult and rescue dogs experiencing behavioural challenges.
Yes. I use kind, evidence-based, reward-focused training methods that build trust and strengthen the relationship between you and your dog. My aim is to help your dog learn through encouragement rather than fear or punishment.
Yes. Many behavioural issues, including reactivity, can be improved with the right assessment, management, and training plan. Every case is unique, so I will work with you to understand the underlying causes and develop a tailored programme.
Training can take place at your home, outdoors or online, depending on your dog's needs and the behaviours we are working on.
The first session involves getting to know you and your dog, discussing your concerns and goals, assessing your dog's behaviour, and creating a personalised training plan. You'll leave with practical advice and exercises to start working on straight away.
Every dog is an individual, so no ethical trainer can guarantee specific results. Success depends on many factors, including your dog's history, health, environment, and consistency with the training plan. I will provide you with the guidance and support needed to give you and your dog the best possible chance of success.
Absolutely. Fear and anxiety are common behavioural concerns. Together, we'll identify your dog's triggers and create a gradual, practical plan to help them feel more confident and secure.
Yes. Early training helps puppies develop good manners, confidence, and appropriate social skills. Puppy sessions cover topics such as toilet training, biting, settling, recall, lead walking, and building positive habits from the start.
Yes. Dogs of any age can learn new behaviours. Whether your dog is one year old or ten years old, training can improve communication, confidence, and everyday life.
I offer one-to-one sessions for personalised support and may also offer group workshops, depending on availability. Please get in touch to discuss the best option for you and your dog.




