During these individually-tailored sessions, I cover basic obedience and training on a schedule that best suits you.

I’ll help you to break down behaviours into achievable goals for both you and your dog. We’ll also look at what really motivates your dog in order to get the best results.

Online or in-person. Face-to-face training sessions take part in my garden in Meco. The area is fully puppy-proofed and your dog can enjoy a run around the enrichment area.

In these sessions, we work to change deeply ingrained behaviours or a dog’s association with something.

All behaviour modification begins with management and control of the dog’s environment, and afterwards, I work closely with each one of my clients and their dogs to solve problems with minimum compromise from either side.

Together, we’ll customise a plan that makes life easier for you and your dog. ​

​We can begin puppy sessions before you even bring your puppy home. We'll look at socialisation, puppy-proofing, what you’ll need, and best practises to make the transition as easy as possible for you and for them.

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If you already have your puppy, we can look at troubleshooting and basic training including loose leash walking, recall, toilet training, chewing, problem prevention and being happy when left alone.

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These sessions are about building confidence in your pup and helping you to get through the most challenging months.

Our dogs have very little choice in their daily lives… We tell them when, where and what to eat and sleep, and even when and where to pee!

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I can help to to make your dog’s everyday life more interesting, through changing the way that they think, and by revamping your walks and training sessions to help improve your relationship with your dog.

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It’s a great way to build your dog’s confidence and to get them thinking outside (and inside!) the box. Together we can take a look at your dog's breed, their genetic traits and the activities that will be most rewarding and enriching for them.

Muzzle training is a fantastic tool to have in any doggy toolkit.

In Madrid, dogs are required to wear muzzles on public transport and in certain public spaces. It’s also helpful to have a muzzle-trained dog in the case that they need an invasive veterinary procedure. Certain breeds are required to wear muzzles when out in public too.

The muzzle should never be a negative tool for your dog. Through games and choice, we can create a positive association with it in order to have happy muzzled-up pups! I can also help you to find the most comfortable muzzle for your dog- regardless of size of breed.

​Bringing home a new baby is a daunting enough process for someone without pets at home. When you add animals into the mix, it suddenly becomes a bit trickier to keep everyone happy.

As a mum of a toddler, as well as a multi-pet household, I have first-hand experience of the challenges that can arise. ​

In these sessions we aim to make sure that you’re feeling prepared and confident, so your dog can be too!

Thinking about getting a dog or a puppy?

Let’s take a look at the best breeds and mixes to suit your lifestyle. Each breed has different characteristics, and they’re important to consider before adopting a dog.

If you would like help finding a rescue dog or a good breeder, I can also help.

The Real Dog Yoga involves teaching dogs to express and hold specific body postures, expressions and actions that stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system and help them to become or remain calm.

It might sound complicated, but it’s basically using a clicker and baby steps to reinforce behaviours that make our dogs feel good.

It’s a wonderful way to teach stretches, and to encourage calmness in dogs of any age. It’s a great mental work-out for both human and dog! It’s a fantastic protocol for dogs who struggle with formal handling as we can give them a voice and a choice in order to move forward with permissive handling.