The Process

The first step is simply to get in touch with me!

You’re welcome to email, call or text with a quick explanation of what you’re looking for some help with- alternatively you can fill out a contact form to the right of this page.

I will get back to you within 48 hours to talk you through options such as whether you would like to claim back costs from your pet insurer, availability and pricing.

Once you are happy with everything we then book in your initial behavioural consultation which is nearly always based at your home. Here I conduct a full behavioural assessment, create your unique training plan, demonstrate techniques and provide you with a written report.

Follow-up sessions will be booked in if necessary usually two weeks after your first visit. These will be conducted in your ‘problem areas’, AKA your local park for example. You will have unlimited phone/ email support from me between sessions to ask questions, review homework and provide feedback on videos.

I offer a fully tailored 1-2-1 in home dog training service. During the first session together I carry out a holistic assessment of the dog and carefully examine every aspect of the behavioural issues you’re experiencing. Having experienced hundreds of cases of dogs with all manor of issues ranging from severe anxiety to aggression I know just how important it is to find out as much as possible about the individual case before any behavioural modification begins.

This process ensures I am giving you the most comprehensive behavioural consultation possible.

After this we discuss your options in taking steps to begin training that will start to alleviate the problems you’re facing, as well as any lifestyle changes if appropriate.

Ultimately I succeed in teaching owners how to train their dog- giving people the tools to modify their pets behaviour themselves. I want to teach you how to spend the most time possible enjoying your pets. To me, there is nothing more rewarding than restoring harmony in people’s relationships with ‘man’s best friend’.