If your dog’s behaviour is causing stress, confusion, or concern, you’re not alone.
You may be dealing with behaviour that feels difficult to predict or manage, whether that is reactivity, aggression, anxiety, or patterns that seem to be getting worse despite your best efforts.
When things reach this point, it is rarely about simple training. Behaviour is often influenced by a combination of emotional, physical and environmental factors that need to be properly understood before meaningful change can happen.
My role is to help you make sense of what is going on for your dog and guide you through what to do next.
This involves looking at the full picture, including your dog’s history, daily routines, triggers, and responses, to understand what is driving and maintaining the behaviour. Where appropriate, I incorporate Dynamic Dog® functional and gait assessments to ensure physical comfort and movement are not overlooked.
All behavioural work is carried out on veterinary referral.
This ensures that any underlying medical or physical factors are considered and allows for a joined up approach between behavioural and veterinary care.
From there, I provide clear, structured guidance tailored to your dog and your situation so you can move forward with confidence and consistency.
This includes, but is not limited to:
If your dog’s behaviour is affecting daily life, wellbeing, or your relationship together, support is available, even if it doesn’t fit neatly into a label.
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