This is Lexie. I’ve worked with her and her mum on Lexie’s fear of the car and her separation issues. The number one thing we worked on was building the value in her bed and in the car crate. This is the key for Lexie to feel secure both in the car and at home. […]

We want your dog’s body to have as much seretonin as possible, in order to contradict the massive cortisol response they get every day from being reactive…and it all starts in the gut.

If you have ever felt like you can’t handle this, or if you are the right person for you dog..i get it!

I’m giving away a completely free course on how you can make handling as fun and as stress-free as possible. Want it?

Putting them in front of the thing that scares them the most might wreck the confidence they have if they feel panicked or out of control. So how do we build your dog’s confidence without the risk of taking it too far?

So, if you can’t have a relaxing walk with your dog just now, do it by yourself. Go for those lovely walks and recharge yourself at least a few times per week. You’re allowed!

A lot of dog trainers would say to exercise or enrich your dog more, but I know that doesn’t work. So, what should you do instead?

If your dog easily gets frustrated when he doesn’t get his way, a lick mat can be a life saver.

Feel like you constantly prioritise other things over training your dog? Read this!