our services
1-2-1 Training
OUR VALUES
Foundations & Keys to Success
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Engagement
We focus on building your value as an owner/handler, setting your dog up for success in the real world. With a bespoke training plan and the right tools, we ensure effective, lasting results.
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Consistency
From engagement and commands to play and bond-building, a structured, consistent approach helps proof behaviours. We design a personalised plan that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
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Bond Building
Training begins with two-way trust and connection. Strengthen your bond, and you’ll see improvements in obedience, behaviour, and overall training success!
Loose Lead Walking
This is one of our most popular services—because let’s face it, many dogs turn into powerhouses the moment they step outside! Using a combination of engagement, high-value rewards, bond-building, and consistency, we transform leash manners, taking dogs from "pulling like a train" to walking calmly and in sync with you.
Example of Dougie (35kg Labrador) - within 4 sessions.
FAQs
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We use reward-based, balanced training methods tailored to each dog’s needs. Our approach focuses on engagement, clear communication, and structured guidance to set both you and your dog up for success.
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Every dog is different, but with consistency and commitment, you can expect to see progress within a few sessions. Long-term success depends on continued practice and reinforcement.
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Absolutely! We specialise in reactivity training, helping dogs build confidence, engagement, and reduce unwanted reactions to triggers. Our training is fully personalised to suit your dog’s specific challenges. For reactive dogs, we recommend starting with 1-2-1 training before gradually introducing controlled social settings to ensure they feel safe and supported.
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Training is most effective when done little and often rather than in long sessions. You don’t need hours each day—just 20 minutes can make a big difference! Use small pockets of time, like 5 minutes while the kettle boils or incorporate training into your daily walk. If you can find 5 minutes, four times a day, and stay consistent, you’ll see incredible progress and build a well-trained, engaged dog.
