Welcome to Woof & Wonders, where every dog is treated as the wonderfully unique individual they are. Offering thoughtful dog training, walking and sitting services, I combine three years of hands-on experience with my ongoing studies in Clinical Animal Behaviour to provide care that goes beyond the basics. Whether we’re building confidence, working towards better behaviour, heading out for an enriching walk or simply keeping your dog happy and comfortable while you’re away, my approach is always kind, considered and tailored to your dog. Because life with them should be full of fewer worries, happier walks and a little more wonder.
More than just a walk! Every outing is tailored to your dog’s individual needs, with plenty of time to sniff and explore the world around them. Individual and private sessions available.
Positive training to help you and your dog understand each other better. From puppy training to more challenging behaviours, I can help you with a wide range of issues.
Loving care that helps your dog feel content while you’re away. With their usual routines and plenty of attention, you can relax knowing they’re being cared for as if they were my own.
My journey with dogs began three years ago as a dog walker, but it was my own Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever and our experience navigating reactivity together that truly shaped the path I’m on today. Wanting to understand the why behind behaviour, rather than simply trying to stop it, led me to complete a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Behaviour and continue my studies in Clinical Animal Behaviour at the University of Lincoln. Today, I combine academic knowledge with hands-on experience to provide kind, science-based and positive training tailored to the individual dog in front of me. I’ve worked with dogs experiencing a wide range of behavioural challenges, including reactivity and separation anxiety, as well as those who simply need a little help with everyday life. I understand first-hand that living with a dog who is struggling can sometimes feel overwhelming, so there’s no judgement and no one-size-fits-all approach here. My aim is to help you understand your dog better, give you practical tools that work in real life, and build a happier, more confident relationship together.