Puppy & Dog Training
Practical training for real life
Whether you're welcoming a new puppy or want some support with your dog's everyday training, my one-to-one sessions are designed around you, your dog and the things that actually matter in your day-to-day life.
Training is individual, welfare-led and tailored to your dog. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all programme, we'll focus on the skills you need and help you understand how to continue building them confidently between sessions.
Puppy Foundations - 3 x 60-minute sessions
For puppies and their humans who want to build strong foundations from the start.
We can work on things such as settling, recall, lead skills, focus, handling and consent, confidence, appropriate socialisation, crate training and navigating everyday puppy life.
1-2-1 Dog Training - 3 x 60-minute sessions
For dogs and their humans who want support developing or strengthening everyday skills.
We can work on areas such as recall, loose-lead walking, focus around distractions, settling, engagement, handling and other practical skills that make everyday life together easier.
Dog Trainer or Clinical Behaviourist?
Dog training and clinical animal behaviour can overlap, but they aren't the same thing. In this short video, I explain the difference and why choosing the right type of support matters.
Not sure where your dog fits? Don't worry — you don't need to decide before getting in touch.
All new clients begin with a Discovery Call, where we'll talk through what's happening, what you'd like support with and whether training or behavioural support is the most appropriate starting point for your dog.
Frequently asked questions
You don't need to decide this yourself. All new clients begin with a Discovery Call, where we'll discuss what's happening and determine whether training or behavioural support is the most appropriate starting point.
Training sessions are usually carried out in your home, but they can also take place in real-life environments where appropriate. This might include working on a walk, in a local park or even in a dog-friendly café, depending on what you and your dog need support with.
Your three 60-minute training sessions are designed to be completed within six weeks. This allows us to maintain momentum and build on each session as you and your dog progress.
Your sessions are tailored to you and your dog rather than following a fixed programme. We can work on the everyday skills most relevant to you, such as recall, lead walking, settling, focus, handling, confidence and other practical life skills.