Hi, my name is Beverly and I have been working with dogs for over 35 years.

I have studied with the British College of Canine Studies, IMDT (Institute of Modern Dog Trainers), The School of Canine Science, BAT (Behaviourial Adjustment Training) which is specifically for anxious and reactive dogs and TBTE (Training Behind the Ears) which again helps reactive dogs.

I firmly believe that one size does not fit all but, using the latest science based learning methods achieved through on-going training with many respected organisations along with good old fashioned hands-on experience, gained over a few decades, I am able to deal with most situations and to help set you and your dog up to succeed.

I qualified as a Canine Hydrotherapist in the early noughties and owned one of the first canine hydrotherapy centres in the country, working alongside vets to rehabilitate dogs post injury and surgical intervention.  My qualifications included canine anatomy, orthopaedic and spinal conditions and pain management.

Having fostered many rescue dogs to prepare them for their new ‘forever’ homes, adopted rescue dogs of my own with reactivity issues both dog-on-dog and dog-on-human, severe anxiety and overwhelmed by the world around them, I am well placed to understand the emotional journey and the toll it can take on you. Something that trainers and behaviourists, who have not owned such dogs, can fully appreciate.  I know your pain and frustrations and I am here to tell you, you can do this, with the right help.

I have worked with national and local dog rescue centres as a volunteer behaviourist helping fosterers and adopters with rescue dogs and the issues they experience.