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You tell me what is going on. I tell you honestly whether I can help and how I would approach it. No pressure and no obligation either way.
An hour together looking at your dog properly, their history, their routine, their needs, and what you want to be different. You get a written report and a step by step plan afterwards.
Forty five minutes each, at home or wherever suits what we are working on. Practical, not theoretical. You leave each one knowing exactly what to do next.
For adult dogs, and for owners dealing with something that has started to shape the whole week. Reactivity towards other dogs, pulling on the lead, struggling with visitors, or a dog who cannot cope when the world gets busy.
For new puppies, and for owners who want to get it right from the start. Biting, toilet training, sleep, recall, lead walking, and helping a puppy learn to cope with the world around them.
I have felt the anguish and frustration of struggling with my own dog. The heart racing before you have even left the house. The walks that feel like a mission rather than something you look forward to.
I came through it, and Willow is now one of the best things that has ever happened to me. She taught me more than every course and qualification I have gained put together, and she is a large part of why I understand how this feels from the inside.
Yes. Reactivity towards other dogs and pulling on the lead are the two things I work with most often.
The first one is at your home. After that, wherever suits what we are working on.
That is exactly what the first hour is for. We look at what is going on before we ask anything of your dog.
No. Everybody who contacts me has been struggling with something, often for a long time. That is the normal starting point, not an unusual one.