About

I began my journey into dog behaviour work after experiencing aggression issues with my own dog. There is nothing like hands on experience and I learned so much during that time. After successfully rehabilitating my own dog, I decided to gain qualifications and launch Be More Dog. I’ve not looked back since. I have worked with thousands of dogs, all types of breed and have a strong connection to the Doberman.

My in-person consultations are available in Essex, Herts, East London and Greater London. I also offer video and telephone consultations for owners further away.

I am veterinary approved, which means that you may be able to claim the cost of behaviour consultations from your insurance provider. It is recommended you speak to your vet initially and then your insurance provider. Your vet can refer to me. You can find more information and a referral form here https://cfba.uk/vet-referral/

My qualifications

The journey of learning and understanding dogs never ends and I will always continue to attend courses and seminars to further develop my knowledge. I regularly enroll in webinars and CPD teachings in areas such as resource guarding, anxiety, holistic approaches and I watch all of the Pet Summits each year. I am particularly interested in diet and new medical and scientific research and where appropriate, bring this into my training.

The route to helping a dog with behavioural problems is through its owner. I will work with you, working around your capabilities, to find the best way to overcome the issues you are having with your dog. I offer practical, useful advice in a language that you can understand and work with. My advice is friendly and non-judgemental, so whatever problems you are experiencing you can be assured to feel at ease and comfortable during the consultation. I want what is best for dog and owner together as a unit. My priority is always the welfare and wellbeing of the dog.

The key to a balanced, well behaved dog is communicating in a way they understand, and that means we have to Be More Dog!