Josephine Sheila Margaret Milgrew

We know that dog ownership is great, but it can also be frustrating for owners who have doggy problems. They are often embarrassed by a lunging barking dog, overwhelmed by a needy puppy or frustrated with a young dog who runs off and jumps up at strangers. On a more serious note, many people find themselves getting really upset because their rescue dog appears distressed, and they don’t know how to make him or her happy. They can be upset and often mortified if their dog barks and lunges at other dogs and many people feel trapped if their dog has separation anxiety and cannot be left alone.

As we live and work in London, we see a diverse range of clients and dogs. The dogs we work with vary from tiny little Teacup Chihuahuas to enormous Great Danes and owners vary just as much. No two jobs are ever the same and the only common factor is the owner wants help with their dog. If you want help we have the qualifications in dog training and behaviour to give you peace of mind and the experience to deliver a programme to help you and your dog.