We will work on:

• Understanding canine behaviour and body language
• The key elements of a high‑quality walk and how to tailor it to your dog’s age, energy and temperament
• Strategies to reduce stress, over‑arousal and pulling on the lead
• Environmental enrichment and cognitive games you can do at home
• Practical routines to channel energy constructively and prevent behavioural issues

The aim is to help your walks feel less like a routine and more like meaningful moments of connection, co‑regulation and shared discovery.

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There are two levels of Group Walks, each designed to suit the needs and experience of each dog–guardian team:

• Neutral Walks — There is no direct contact between unfamiliar dogs. These walks are ideal for early stages of training, for reactive or insecure dogs, or for those who need to build confidence before interacting with others. They provide a calm, low‑pressure space to work on emotional regulation, relaxation and parallel coexistence without social demands.
• Social Walks (prerequisite: completion of an Initial Assessment Session) — These walks include direct interaction between dogs. They are designed for more advanced teams who already have a solid foundation and are ready to take their learning further, practising safe, respectful and professionally guided social interactions.

In both formats, we foster a calm, structured and respectful environment where each dog can progress at their own pace, and every family can learn to better understand their dog’s communication and needs.

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This progressive approach allows us to:

• Gain a clearer understanding of your dog’s needs and emotions
• Strengthen the way you communicate with one another (including how to get your dog to listen to you!)
• Build practical, everyday tools to navigate real‑life situations with confidence
• Progress at a pace that feels right for both of you.

I have experience supporting a wide range of behavioural challenges, including fears and phobias (also noise sensitivities), reactivity, frustration, separation‑related issues, resource guarding, difficulties interacting with other dogs or people, conflicts between dogs living together, other problems during walks, and general canine education.

Each plan is designed entirely to measure, with the aim of guiding you step by step, supporting your dog’s emotional wellbeing and helping you build a more balanced, mindful and joyful life together.

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Session 1 (approx. 1.5 h) – Ideally held before your dog arrives, although it can also take place afterwards. In this session, we explore:

• What to expect from a newly arrived dog and the natural adjustment period
• Key stages of canine development and what to prioritise at each one
• Adjusting the home environment
• Structuring daily routines
• Foundations for building a healthy relationship with your new dog
• Preventing common mistakes

Session 1 (approx. 1.5 h) – his session takes place after your dog has arrived and focuses on:

• Practical adjustments for day‑to‑day life together
• Enhancing the quality of your walks
• Supporting your dog’s emotional regulation
• Addressing YOUR questions and challenges up to this point
• Guidance to help you nurture a calm, lasting partnership

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