Every behaviour is a form of communication. Barking, chewing, pulling, or avoidance isn’t “naughtiness” — it’s your dog telling you something. Our one-to-one behaviour consultations are designed to help you understand the why behind your dog’s actions, so you can respond effectively, compassionately, and with confidence.By understanding the root cause, we can create strategies that work for your dog’s personality, lifestyle, and environment — helping you build a happier, calmer, and more connected relationship from the ground up.
"At 4 months old Snoopy was becoming challenging, October
helped us meet his needs and now he's joy to live with. "
- Stewart W.
Understanding Behaviour and why it matters
Your first session is all about observation, understanding, and planning. In a relaxed, judgement-free environment, we’ll:
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Discuss your dog’s history, routines, and any challenges you’re facing
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Observe your dog’s behaviour in context
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Identify triggers, motivations, and patterns
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Answer your questions and set realistic goals
We’ll explain the process step-by-step so you know exactly what to expect, and you’ll leave the session with clarity and confidence about the path forward.
What to expect on
your first visit
Your personalised behaviour plan and ongoing support
Behaviour change is a journey, not a quick fix — and you won’t be doing it alone. After your first visit, you’ll receive a tailored behaviour plan designed specifically for your dog and your household.
THIS PLAN INCLUDES:
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Practical, step-by-step guidance for training at home
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Strategies to prevent setbacks and reinforce progress
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Support via follow-up calls, messages, or check-ins
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Tools to track improvements and celebrate wins
With ongoing guidance, you’ll have everything you need to create lasting change — helping your dog become calmer, more confident, and a joy to live with.
Take the first step today, your
Super Pooch journey starts here
Behaviour Modification Packages
What issues can you help with?
Pulling on lead, recall, barking, reactivity, separation struggles, over-excitement and more.
How many sessions will we need?
Every dog is different – some need 1 or 2 sessions, others benefit from a programme of support.
Will you come to my home?
Yes – most behaviour work is done where the problems happen.
What happens after the session?
You’ll receive a written plan with exercises, management tips and follow-up support.
Do you use corrections or aversive tools?
My training focuses on motivation, choice and relationship. I will use corrections only when they are ethical, necessary and in the dog’s best interest, never as a shortcut or out of frustration. The goal is long-term emotional wellbeing, not quick compliance.
FAQs
FAQs
Every behaviour is a form of communication. Barking, chewing, pulling, or avoidance isn’t “naughtiness” — it’s your dog telling you something. Our one-to-one behaviour consultations are designed to help you understand the why behind your dog’s actions, so you can respond effectively, compassionately, and with confidence.
By understanding the root cause, we can create strategies that work for your dog’s personality, lifestyle, and environment — helping you build a happier, calmer, and more connected relationship from the ground up.
Understanding Behaviour and why it matters
Take the first step today, your Super Pooch journey
starts here
What to expect on your first visit
Your first session is all about observation, understanding, and planning. In a relaxed, judgement-free environment, we’ll:
-
Discuss your dog’s history, routines, and any challenges you’re facing
-
Observe your dog’s behaviour in context
-
Identify triggers, motivations, and patterns
-
Answer your questions and set realistic goals
We’ll explain the process step by step so you know exactly what to expect, and you’ll leave the session with clarity and confidence about the path forward.
Your personalised behaviour plan and ongoing support
"At 4 months old Snoopy was becoming challenging, October helped us meet his needs and now he's joy to live with. "- Stewart W.
Behaviour change is a journey, not a quick fix — and you won’t be doing it alone. After your first visit, you’ll receive a tailored behaviour plan designed specifically for your dog and your household.
THIS PLAN INCLUDES:
-
Practical, step-by-step guidance for training at home
-
Strategies to prevent setbacks and reinforce progress
-
Support via follow-up calls, messages, or check-ins
-
Tools to track improvements and celebrate wins
With ongoing guidance, you’ll have everything you need to create lasting change — helping your dog become calmer, more confident, and a joy to live with.
Behaviour Modification Prices
The Behaviour Blueprint
£250
Where the training begins:
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30-minute discovery call
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1.5 hour in-person behavioural consultation
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Full assessment report
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Bespoke behaviour modification plan
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2 x 1 hour training sessions
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Structured training logbook
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WhatsApp support
Individual Training Session
£65
After completing your Behaviour Blueprint, additional one-to-one training sessions may be recommended. There are many factors determining how quickly a dog progresses and at each stage, we’ll review the progress together and decide if further support would be beneficial.
Progression Programme
£200
Block bookings offer a discounted rate for multiple training sessions after the completion of the Behaviour Blueprint. They provide consistent support as you and your dog work through the behaviour modification plan.
What’s included:
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WhatsApp support
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4 x 1 hour follow-up sessions
FAQs
What issues can you help with?
Pulling on lead, recall, barking, reactivity, separation struggles, anxiety, over-excitement and more.
How many sessions will we need?
Every dog is different – some need 1–2 sessions, others benefit from a programme of support.
Will you come to my home?
Yes – most behaviour work is done where the problems happen.
What happens after the session?
You’ll receive a written plan with exercises, management tips and follow-up support.
Do you use corrections or aversive tools?
My training focuses on motivation, choice and relationship. I will use corrections only when they are ethical, necessary and in the dog’s best interest, never as a shortcut or out of frustration. The goal is long-term emotional wellbeing, not quick compliance.
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