Is your dog’s behaviour worrying or hard to understand?
I help you make sense of what's affecting your dog's behaviour and where to focus your energy.
If you're living with behaviour that feels worrying, confusing, or just difficult to manage, you're not alone. You want clear, reliable answers you can actually trust.
My job is to slow things down and look carefully at what's going on. That includes your dog's day-to-day life, what they've learned from past experiences, and things that might be influencing their behaviour without you realising.
I'm here to help you understand why the behaviour is happening and what actually matters most.
That understanding often gives you a much clearer sense of what to do next. For some people, it's enough to bring real stability back to everyday life.
My role is to offer calm, evidence-based insight without judgement or pressure. Just clarity about what's happening for your dog.
Vet recommended qualifed dog behaviourist
Behaviour Assessment
A clear, step-by-step process
This assessment is for dogs whose behaviour feels worrying, confusing, or difficult to make sense of. It’s suitable for anxiety, fear, reactivity, aggression, and other behaviour that leaves you unsure how best to support your dog.
The aim is understanding first. We look at what is influencing your dog’s behaviour, what matters most to pay attention to, and what your next steps could be.
How the process works
Step 1. Discovery call
We start with a short video or phone call to check whether we’re a good fit to work together.
This gives you space to explain what’s been happening and ask questions about the process.
During this call, we also discuss whether a veterinary check may be needed first to rule out medical factors before moving ahead.
Step 2. Pre-assessment questionnaire
You complete a detailed questionnaire about your dog’s history, daily life, and current concerns. This gives me the background I need before we meet.
Step 3. Questionnaire review call
We have a short video or phone call to go through your questionnaire together.
This allows us to clarify details, explore patterns, and make sure I have a clear picture of what’s happening for your dog.
Step 4. Behaviour assessment and rehabilitation work begins
We meet for a 90-minute assessment, either in person or via Zoom where appropriate.
During this session, we explore what may be influencing your dog’s behaviour, when and where difficulties show up, and how different factors connect.
Where appropriate, we also begin rehabilitation work during this session, focusing on practical, low-pressure ways to support your dog and reduce risk in everyday situations.
Step 5. Written assessment report
After the assessment, I produce a written behaviour report summarising what we discussed and the key points to take away.
Where helpful, a version of this report can be shared with your veterinary surgeon.
Step 6. Optional follow-up support
Follow-up sessions are available if needed, to continue rehabilitation work or to explore specific areas in more detail, at a pace that feels appropriate for you and your dog.
Follow-up Sessions Cost £85
Prices cover travel within 10 miles of CF31. Beyond this, additional mileage is charged at 50p per mile.
Areas covered for in-person visits (approximate guide)
