About Me:

Full APBC Member - Registered as a Clinical Animal Behaviourist, specialising in dogs. It is important to consult your veterinarian
to rule out any underlying medical issues before embarking on any remedial behavioural work with your dog. Lethargy, pain,
deafness, soiling in the house may be the reason your companion animal appears stubborn, aggressive, lazy or insolent!
Having fallen into many of the pitfalls myself over a lifetime of living with companion dogs, I am passionate about force
free resolution, animal welfare, behaviour, and sentience. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Applied Animal Behaviour, a Level 6 Diploma
in Advanced Canine Behaviour, a Level 5 Diploma as a Dog Behaviour Practitioner, have attended a variety of dog behaviour
and training presentations, helped run puppy classes and have worked within the rehoming/rescue centre environment,
liaising with inhouse behaviour teams and veterinary staff. Every breed has its characteristics. Every individual their own
experiences of nurture/nature and environment. For that reason, behavioural management plans require scientific
knowledge and hands on experience. History taking, physical observation and monitoring the animalís response to
management plans are important elements of behavioural change.