About Me

I’m a dog behaviourist and trainer with a big passion for helping people truly understand their dogs and their behaviour. After years of experience working in the animal industry, I’ve seen first-hand how often dogs are misunderstood and labelled as disobedient, stubborn and aggressive. Sadly, this can lead to people becoming understandably stressed and overwhelmed with their dog’s behaviour, sometimes even forcing people to make the difficult decision to rehome their dog. That’s why I’m so dedicated to helping owners work through their behaviour struggles, but to also prevent them in the first place. Ever since I was young, I always wanted to work in a rescue center because I wanted to help the dogs who needed it most. The more I learned, the more I realized that so many dogs end up in rescue not because they’re bad dogs, but because they’re misunderstood. I knew I wanted to be a part of changing that, it’s what inspired me to become a behaviourist – to build better relationships between owners and their dog and ultimately keeping dogs in their homes where they belong and not confined to a kennel for possibly 23hrs a day. For me, this work isn’t just about training: it’s about understanding, supporting, and quite literally saving lives. I know how it feels to live with a dog where their behaviour may be challenging. I’ve experienced the stress it can cause within a family home. That’s why my approach to transforming your dog’s behaviour is always supportive and tailored to both ends of the lead. I always believe in being completely transparent with clients and I’ll always be completely honest and set realistic training expectations.