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When it comes to training, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Some dogs thrive in group environments, while others make better progress with individual support. Whether you're working on behaviour, confidence, or simply want to provide better enrichment, choosing between workshops and 1:1 sessions can shape your dog’s progress and enjoyment.  Here’s how they compare — and how to decide what’s best.  1:1 sessions: personalised and calm Ideal for:   Puppies needing a gentle

Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve can be magical for humans — but for many dogs, fireworks are terrifying. Sudden bangs, flashes, and vibrations can leave even the most confident dogs trembling, hiding, or trying to escape.  The good news? With the right preparation and support, you can help your dog feel calmer and safer during fireworks season.  Why are fireworks scary? Dogs experience the world very differently to us. Their hearing is far more sensitive, and they can detect

Halloween is a night full of excitement - doorbells ringing, kids laughing, strange costumes, flashing lights, and delicious (but dangerous) sweets. For us, it’s fun. For our dogs, it can be confusing or even frightening.  As a professional trainer, I see Halloween a little differently. Beneath the chaos lies an opportunity to strengthen your dog’s training, boost their confidence, and turn potential stress into learning moments.  Understanding the Halloween environment Hallo

If you’ve heard about scentwork and you're curious about getting started, attending a workshop is a brilliant way to learn. Whether your dog is energetic, anxious, young, old, playful, or sensitive, scentwork is an activity that can be adapted to suit them. But if you’re new to it, you might be wondering what happens at a scentwork workshop.  Here’s exactly what you can expect.  What is a scentwork workshop? A scentwork workshop is a structured, practical session where you an

Scentwork isn't just for working dogs! Discover how all breeds - from Cockapoos to Collies can benefit from using their nose to build...