Private dog training for behaviour that affects everyday life.

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Private training can help with:

  • Pulling and difficult walks.

  • Barking or lunging.

  • Reactivity around dogs or people.

  • Fearful or sensitive behaviour.

  • Jumping and overexcitement.

  • Recall and engagement.

  • Settling at home or in public.

  • Crate or place training.

  • Everyday household behaviour.

Is Private Training Right for You?

Behaviour is rarely caused by just one thing. Even when it seems to happen in one particular place or situation, there are often several factors influencing how your dog responds.

Their environment, past experiences, emotions, routine and what is happening around them can all play a part. By looking at the bigger picture, we can better understand the behaviour and create a training plan that supports both you and your dog.

Behaviour is rarely just about knowing a command

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Guiding dogs. Supporting owners. Building stronger relationships.


Training that helps you understand your dog, communicate clearly and move forward together.

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A presentation slide outlining steps for a dog training assessment, including discussing concerns, reviewing routines, observing the dog, and creating a training plan, with an information box about the importance of follow-up.

Your Starting Point

Receive clear support without overwhelm.

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Card with text about personalized dog training coaching, featuring a green circle with a checkmark in the top left corner.
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A digital screen showing a card titled "Short action plans" with the subtitle "Simple priorities so you know exactly what to practice next."
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A digital guide screen titled 'Relevant resources' with a green checkmark icon, describing resources related to training, guides, and information.
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A screen displaying a notification titled 'Progress adjustments' with text about changing the plan as the dog learns and new challenges appear, with a green checkmark icon.

How Private Training Works

01

Tell me what’s happening
Share your concerns, goals and a little about your dog so I can recommend the most suitable starting point

02

Understand the behaviour and build a plan
We assess what is happening, begin practical training and create clear next steps for you and your dog

03

Continued training
Some owners only need guidance from the initial assessment, while others will need a training package for ongoing support.

04

Training that develops as your dog progresses
Each session builds on the last, allowing us to adjust the plan, strengthen skills and gradually work towards your goals

You do not have to keep guessing what to do next