by Tom | Sep 26, 2026 | Case Studies
When I first started working with Luca, his notes painted a picture that could easily have written him off before he’d had a fair chance: difficult to introduce to new people, difficult around other dogs, difficult to walk in busy environments. He reacted to...
by Tom | Sep 24, 2026 | Blog
If you walk a kennel row often enough, you’ll know the sound before you see it. Barking cascading down the block as each dog reacts to the one before, sometimes before you’re even in view. It’s a hard cycle to break, and for dogs already carrying...
by Tom | Sep 18, 2026 | Case Studies
Following on from Tuesday’s Facebook post about respite and sleepovers (Blog coming soon) , and the question of whether the odd rough patch means it isn’t working, I wanted to share a real example that shows exactly that pattern in action: Pip. In kennels:...
by Tom | Sep 13, 2026 | Blog
The Rucksack Walk Given the choice, what do dogs actually choose to do, and with whom? Most walks don’t answer that question, they’re steered by a lead, a destination, or a handler’s agenda. The Rucksack Walk flips that. It strips a walk right back...
by Tom | Sep 6, 2026 | Case Studies
Nell: The Dog Who Guarded in Kennels and Not at Home Nell came in as a stray. Three-year-old, collie cross, no history. Within a week she had a note on her kennel card that said food aggressive, do not approach while eating. What that note was based on was this: a...
