As a dog training instructor, my goal is to be the best instructor I can possibly be, I will always go above and beyond your expectations. I try to give the best support and learning experience possible for every owner that decides to come along to training with their puppy or dog. My aim is for you to have a well-trained, social, happy, family dog. Good dog training is not magic , every one of us that shares their home with a puppy, dog or rescue dog needs to learn how to support and encourage our pet dog to become a well mannered dog of the future.
Training is an important part of every relationship between dog and owner. I also value the opportunity to further my own understanding of the truly unique partnerships between family members and their dogs today.
My passion and love for all animals stems from my childhood, as far back as I can remember. My dream like so many young people was to work with animals when I grew up and finally left school, particularly dogs. However after leaving school I attended a pre-nursing course at college. I then met my husband, we made a home together and I became a stay at home mum for a number of years. Once my children started senior school I took part time employment at North Tees Hospital as a health care assistant.
The experience and skills learned over the following 10 years assisting doctors and supporting patients has given the ability to understand people as individuals. This has proved invaluable with much of the work I do today.
I started on my route to becoming a dog trainer by taking my first Weimaraner dog to an obedience club in Redcar for training. After training her to be a well mannered dog in the home I then progressed to competing with some success in the breed ring, obedience and agility.
