What happens in a 1:1 session?

Each session includes:

• Assessment of your dog

• Practical, hands-on coaching

• Ideas to take home with you

How long is a session?

Typically 60 minutes, depending on your dog and goals.

 How many sessions will I need?

This depends on your goals and the issue:

• 1–2 sessions: guidance and direction

• 3–5 sessions: solid progress

• Ongoing: behaviour modification or advanced training

Will this fix my dog’s behaviour?

1:1 training gives you the tools and plan.
Progress depends on:

• Consistency

• Practice

• Following the training guidance

Is this better than group classes?

Not better—just different.

1:1 is best for:

• Specific behaviour issues

• People who are time poor

• Dogs who struggle in groups

Group classes are great for:

• Social skills

• Proofing behaviours around distractions

• Building week by week on the training so it is easier to steadily build the progress

Many dogs benefit from both. Often a good plan is to do a 1 on 1 and then a group class

Can puppies do 1:1 training?

Absolutely

What if I feel embarrassed about my dog?

This is normal and there is no judgement either in group or 1 on 1 classes . I have been there along with many of my clients. My classes are all safe spaces.

 Do you offer follow-up support?

I offer follow up in ter,s of 

• Email or message support

• Training notes or plans

• Ongoing coaching options