Things you’re probably wondering right now

This is a premium, specialist service. Not a group class or quick fix. Pricing starts from £1,500, and that reflects the fact that I only work with 1 dog per week, you get a guarantee that I'll keep working with you for free until you see results, and 30 days of priority coaching support after the in-person sessions. Most people find that far cheaper than years of stress, anxiety, and a relationship with their dog that keeps deteriorating - or worse, losing that dog altogether. On the call, I'll walk you through exactly what's right for your dog and situation.

I appreciate you may have some doubts. Perhaps you’ve tried a bunch of things and none of them have paid off. But here’s what’s different. I specialise in reactive dogs, and to keep quality standards to a premium, I only work with 1 dog per week - achieving life changing transformations week in, week out. I’ve worked with dogs that have put other dogs in hospital, dogs who have bitten their owners, and even dogs who have been re-homed over 5 times because they were so destructive and uncontrollable. If I can turn things around for those dogs, I can turn things around for yours too.
And to back all that up, there’s a guarantee - designed to take as much risk off the table as possible. Here’s how it works: If you put in the work and don’t see a measurable shift in your dog’s behaviour (agreed upon prior to training), I’ll continue working with you for free until you do. You can’t get more fair than that.

Does this sound familiar? Your partner has no problem strong arming the dog, so training feels less urgent to them. But you might not be as physically or emotionally capable of that same approach, and honestly, you might not want to be. So your perspective gets disregarded.
Here's the truth. You both need to be on board for this to work, and running it past your partner is the right thing to do. But most partners aren't against training - they're against uncertainty. How can you justify spending money with no guarantee anything changes? So don't go to them with a question. Go to them with a plan: here’s what we're doing, and this is why it'll work. That's what you'll walk away with after our call.

Most training focuses on managing the behaviour; keeping distance, scattering treats, avoiding triggers. That's exhausting and it doesn't fix anything. What I do is address the root cause of the reactivity and teach your dog how to actually handle pressure in the real world. On real streets. Around real distractions. Not in a controlled hall with a stooge dog. The results stick because we build genuine confidence in your dog, not just a temporary workaround.

Yes. And this is something I feel really strongly about. I'm not interested in being a condition of your dog's behaviour. My whole approach is built around making sure that when I leave, you have the skills and the confidence to maintain everything yourself. That's why every session is on real streets, in real situations. That's also why you get 30 days of priority WhatsApp support after the bootcamp. If anything comes up, I'm there for you.
If you haven't watched the video above yet, go take a look. The dog I show you there was trained over 2 years ago. That's not a fluke or a good week. That's what real, lasting change looks like.

It's a common misconception for reactivity to be understood as aggression. This isn't the case. Reactivity is more common than you think. Is your dog pulling on the lead, barking at other dogs, jumping up on people, or not listening when called? These are all forms of reactivity. The earlier you address it, the easier it is to fix. The dogs I find hardest to help are the ones where owners waited years hoping it would sort itself out. If your dog's behaviour is affecting your quality of life and your enjoyment of walks, that's enough of a reason to get your dog trained. You shouldn't have to just put up with it. That's not what you signed up for.

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