Stop Dreading
Every Single Walk.

Every programme is tailored to your dog's specific needs, so pricing reflects that. The best way to find out what's right for you is to book a free discovery call — I'll listen to what's going on, tell you exactly what I'd recommend, and give you a clear price with no obligation.

That's exactly what most people say, and it makes complete sense. The house and garden are familiar, low-stimulation environments. The moment you step outside, your dog's stress bucket fills up fast — other dogs, strangers, smells, sounds — and everything you've practised at home goes out the window. That's not a training failure. It's a gap in real-world proofing, and it's exactly what The Behaviour Reset is built to fix.

Because you've been reacting to the problem rather than getting ahead of it. Treats work until your dog is too stressed to care. Corrections work until the next trigger appears. What's missing is a structured approach that builds a genuine working relationship — where your dog looks to you before the situation kicks off, not after. That's what we build together over the four weeks.

I've worked with Mastiffs, Dobermans, Staffies, German Shepherds, and everything in between. Breed affects the approach — some dogs need more structure, some need more motivation, some have genetic tendencies we have to work with rather than against. That's why every programme is tailored. If your breed has specific traits, I'll tell you honestly what's realistic and what isn't.

No. The behaviour has been going on for a while, which means it's become a habit — but habits can be changed with the right structure. I've worked with dogs where the issues had been building for two, three, even five years. The longer it's been going on, the more important it is to get a structured plan in place rather than continuing to manage it day to day.

Almost every client says this. And the honest answer is: it's not about blame. Your dog has been responding to unclear signals, inconsistent structure, and your own anxiety — which is completely understandable given what you've been through. Part of what we do is coach you, not just the dog. You'll leave every session knowing exactly what to do and why.

It helps if everyone is on the same page, but it's not essential. We'll work with whoever is the primary handler and build a structure that's simple enough for others in the household to follow. I'll give you the tools to explain it to them too.

Most clients notice a shift after the very first session — not because the dog is suddenly transformed, but because you understand what's happening and have a clear plan. 95% of dogs that come through the programme resolve their main issues within 3 sessions. The key is consistency between sessions, which is why the homework and WhatsApp support exist.

It's a relaxed phone call — usually 20 to 30 minutes. I'll ask about your dog, what's been happening, what you've already tried, and what you want life to look like on the other side. I'll be honest about whether The Behaviour Reset is the right fit. If it's not, I'll tell you that too. No pressure, no hard sell — just a straight conversation.

No. Training doesn't change who your dog is — it gives them the structure and communication they need to be their best self. A playful dog stays playful. A loving dog stays loving. What changes is the chaos, the anxiety, the reactivity. Your dog's personality is not the problem. The behaviour is.

Sometimes — but only after a solid foundation of training has been established. E-collars are a communication tool, not a punishment device. When used correctly, they allow for clear, precise communication at a distance. I never introduce an e-collar until the dog understands what's being asked of them and the collar is used at the lowest effective level.