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 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 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...
by Tom | Dec 21, 2024 | Case Studies
This week we are looking at Blue a beautiful German pointer who has struggled with frustration since coming into the centre. When working with frustration I always consider the 3 Rs to help develop a plan. This is how we approached the three Rs with Blue. Risk...
by Tom | Dec 21, 2024 | Case Studies
This Week we are going to discuss Milo the cocker spaniel. Milo was relinquished to a shelter and subsequently rehomed twice, in both homes he had stolen items such as socks and kids’ shoes. When the adopters tried to collect these items from Milo, he showed...
