How I can help your dog — by addressing the whole picture
Living with a dog who is struggling can feel exhausting, confusing, and isolating. Behaviour such as aggression, anxiety, shutdown, avoidance, or intense responses to people, dogs, or everyday situations rarely appear without reason. These behaviours are signals of how a dog is coping, not flaws, defiance, or poor training.
Through Eyes of Dogs supports dogs by looking beyond surface behaviour and focusing on the whole picture: emotional state, physical comfort, learning history, environment, and the human–dog relationship. My work is grounded in empathy, evidence and welfare, without judgement or quick-fix solutions.
I offer behavioural consultations, tailored training support, and Dynamic Dog® functional and gait assessments. Many dogs described as ‘difficult’ are actually living with emotional overload or discomfort that has gone un recognised. Identifying and addressing these underlying factors is often essential for creating meaningful, lasting change. My work is welfare-led, collaborative and individual to each dog and family. I focus on understanding what is driving behaviour, ensuring physical comfort is considered and supporting owners with clear, ethical guidance — without judgement or aversive methods.
Where appropriate, I work alongside veterinary professionals and operate on veterinary referral to ensure dogs receive joined-up support for both physical and emotional wellbeing. Sessions are available face-to-face across most of Hampshire and online with clients across the UK and internationally.
Professional standards
I am fully trained, accredited and insured, working to recognised clinical and professional standards. My approach is welfare-led, pain-aware, informed by current research and professional practice.
If you would like to learn more about my qualifications, professional memberships and how I work in practice, you can find full details here:
what we’re offering
Providing best quality services for your Dogs
Puppy & Dog Training
Behavioural Training
What to expect.
- Using up-to date and relevant knowledge and skills to preform gait analysis and functional assessments, where needed, and to work with your vet. To ensure your dog is physically fit before we start any behavioural work.
- Being empathetic to your situation and honest/realistic about achievable goals
- Using positive reinforcement with your dog and allowing them to make choices about their rewards.
- Treating every client and their situation individually
- Discussing any behavioural management plans with you so we implement changes together
what we’re offering
Providing best quality services for your Dogs
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What not to expect.
- The use of any equipment that would put your dog in any pain or fear; prong collars, shock collars, choke chains, slip leads, spray cans etc.
- Making any client feel judged or ashamed of their situation
