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Meet Bert the Labrador. Bert’s human companion was referred to us by his vet to help deal with his infrequent reactiveness. Work in progress but great first session. Well done guys!

Meet young Buddy the Cocker Spaniel relaxing after his first 1-2-1 lead session. Well done Buddy! Great session.

Meet Jack the 8 month old Sharpei Bully Cross. Jack’s human companions needed a little help with his enthusiastic reaction when meeting new people and dogs. Great first session. Well done guys.

Meet 8 year old Pudsey. Pudsey has recently gone through a number of changes in her life including moving home which has her struggling with separation anxiety when left so at her home visit we introduced a number of coping mechanisms to hopefully reduce her anxiety over a period of time.

Meet Freya the rescued Beagle Cross. Freya and her human companion came to us looking for help with her enthusiastic pulling. However with a change of equipment, technique and a timely reward she vastly improved at her first session much to her human’s delight. Well done Freya!

Meet Beau. Beau’s human companions needed help as she had become a little reactive however was quick to positively respond to a different approach to the issue. Work in progress but a great start. Well done Beau!

Meet Charlie-boy. Having very recently arrived from Romania as a rescue his new human companion was in need of help with him adjusting to his new way of life. It’s going to take time but hopefully he’ll settle soon. Fingers crossed for Charlie-boy.

Meet Mac and Mabel at their puppy consultation. These great little pups were on track but their human companion just wanted to ensure they kept them that way. Items covered included crate training, house training, diet, boundaries, routine and structure as well as the need for environmental and social exposure at this young age. Looking forward to seeing these pups develop.

Meet Parker the Newfoundland Standard Poodle cross pup! Having recently welcomed Parker into their home it was obvious this lad needed boundaries, routine and structure to get his boisterous nature under control and didn’t disappoint as he was quick to respond positively at his first home visit reassuring his new human companions of a bright future.

Meet Rollo the young American Bully. Rollo’s humans needed a little help with his walking as all methods had failed and was pulling like a train! but this time with the correct guidance, equipment and a timely reward huge progress has been made. Well done guys!