Feeling Lost, Overwhelmed by Your Dog's Behaviour?
Whether you've tried various approaches or this is your first dog, if you're feeling lost and overwhelmed by your dog's behaviour, you're in the right place. It's not your fault, and it's not your dog's fault.
The plan just wasn't the right fit. I'm here to offer a new path forward: one based on understanding, not frustration.
How I Can Help
The Most Effective Support Happens Right at Home
Many of the dogs I help are puppies, highly excitable, or sometimes stressed and reactive. Whether your dog is nervous around strangers or loves everyone a little too much, inviting a new person into their space can add extra arousal and make things harder for them—and for you.
Working online means your dog stays comfortable in their familiar environment, allowing me to see their true behaviour patterns and help you both without added stress.
We Build Skills Through Fun & Games
You don’t need to know anything about training. Instead of rigid methods, we use enjoyable games and activities where your dog naturally develops skills while having fun.
This approach builds confidence and strengthens your bond—no stress, no pressure, just progress. When learning is fun, both you and your dog feel more connected and successful.
About me
I Know How You Feel. I've Been There.
My journey to becoming a Dog Behaviour Consultant began with my own dog, Thor. I faced big challenges with him and felt completely lost, overwhelmed, and embarrassed. I tried different approaches, but things only seemed to get more difficult.
The turning point came when I stopped trying to "fix" his behaviour and started seeking to understand him. I dove deep into the science of why dogs do what they do, which led me to become a certified Family Dog Mediator and Applied Ethology professional.
I don't just bring professional qualifications to our sessions; I bring true empathy for what you're going through, both as a dog parent and for your dog. You're not alone in this journey.
My approach is to employ a science-Based training style by using the LEGS Model.
I will have a closer look at your pup’s:
- L (learning): how he learns
- E (environment): how he understands the world around him
- G (genetics): the role of genetics in his behaviour
- S (self): his physical and mental health
My Training & Continuing Education
I believe in ongoing learning and professional development to give you and your dog the best possible support.
Certification
Applied Ethology: Family Dog Mediation Certification
I am certified in Family Dog Mediation, a groundbreaking approach rooted in Applied Ethology, the science of animal behaviour in natural and domestic environments. This certification equips me with a deep understanding of the biological, environmental, and social factors that influence your dog’s behaviour.
Conferences Attended
Control Unleashed – Resilience in Dogs (2024)
Explored building resilience and confidence in dogs through innovative training approaches and pattern games for engagement and fun
LEGS in Motion (2023)
Applied the LEGS Model to understand behavior through learning, environment, genetics, and self
Aggressive Dogs Conference (2022)
Addressed strategies for assessing and modifying aggressive behavior in dogs
Control Unleashed (2021)
Focused on techniques to improve dogs' focus and manage behavior in challenging environments using pattern games to make learning enjoyable for both dogs and caregivers.
Services
Ready for a Change? Let’s Work Together.
I offer convenient, one-on-one online consultations to help you find solutions and relief. Each session is tailored to you and your dog’s unique needs.
Single Session (60 Minutes) — £65
- Comprehensive 60-minute virtual consultation
- Detailed follow-up report with personalised recommendations
- One follow-up message within 15 days for extra support
Behaviour Package (3 Sessions) — £180 For ongoing support and lasting progress with more complex challenges
- Three 60-minute consultations (spread over 6–8 weeks)
- Detailed follow-up reports after each session
- Ongoing support between sessions via email
- Customised training games and activities
- Progress tracking with plan adjustments
Here are some common behaviour concerns I can help with:
Loose lead walking
The main objective of loose-leash walking is for your dog to walk at a pace similar to yours
Excessive barking
Constant barking for extended periods without an apparent reason may indicate stress, boredom, fear, or unmet mental and physical needs
Jumping up
is a common way for dogs to get our attention. Your dog might jump up when they're excited to see you, but it could also be their way of expressing worry or concern about something
Separation anxiety
Dogs with separation anxiety experience stress and distress when left alone. They may exhibit behaviors such as excessive barking, destructive chewing, and accidents in the house
💡Satisfaction Guarantee
If after your first session you don’t feel this approach is right for you, you’ll receive a full refund — no risk, no pressure.
Contact
Let’s start your journey to a happier life with your dog!
If you have questions, need guidance, or if you're ready to book a session, I’m here to help.
Fill out the form or reach out directly—I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Together, we can make life with your dog more enjoyable and harmonious.
I can’t wait to hear from you!