I offer a free 15-minute call to briefly discuss your dog and the challenges you’re facing.

This gives us a chance to:

• Understand whether I’m the right person to help

• Answer any initial questions you may have

• Help you decide which service is most appropriate

There’s no obligation, just a simple first step to see if we’re a good fit.

A personalised, in-depth consultation in your home, designed to understand your dog’s behaviour and give you clear, practical steps forward.

During the session, I’ll take the time to get to know you and your dog, explore the challenges you’re facing, and identify what may be driving the behaviour. We’ll look at your dog’s environment, routine, and history to build a full picture.

From there, I’ll guide you through a tailored plan, including practical training and management strategies. Where appropriate, we’ll begin working through these together during the session so you feel confident continuing afterwards.

Following the consultation, you’ll receive a written summary outlining:

• The behaviour concerns

• Likely underlying causes

• Clear, step-by-step guidance on what to do

• The reasoning behind the approach

Ongoing support is included via WhatsApp or email, so you’re not left to figure things out alone.

This service is ideal for dogs experiencing anxiety or other fear-based behaviours, reactivity or challenges within the home environment.

A flexible option for those who are further away, or who would prefer guidance remotely.

This consultation allows us to explore your dog’s behaviour in detail through discussion, helping to build an understanding of what’s going on and how best to move forward.

You’ll receive tailored advice and practical strategies that you can begin implementing straight away, along with a written summary after the session, including:

• Behaviour overview

• Likely causes

• Clear guidance and next steps

Follow-up support via WhatsApp or email is also included.

While some cases benefit most from in-person support, remote consultations can still be highly effective for many behavioural challenges.