I have owned and trained many different dogs, including boxers poodles, Labradors, cross breeds, and German shorthaired pointers. I have personally had many of the problems with my own dogs so I am in a good position to help others, such as bitch to bitch aggression, destructive puppies, fears and phobias.
Over the years we have had as many as seven dogs living in the house. All my dogs are pets, they are treated with respect, consequently they love to learn.
Pets dogs should be part of the family, a joy to own train and take out.
If you are going to the right training class both you and your dog will be enjoying the experience,
if not come and watch one of our classes, it is full of smiling faces and wagging tails.

I have been taking dog training classes in Nottinghamshire for twenty years, over the last ten I have specialised more in dog problem behaviour and early learning, puppies.

My deep love of dogs was compounded when I had a guide dog Emma- she gave me the understanding to relate to dogs, to treat them with respect, and to know that dogs can understand anything we want if only we can put it over to them.

After my successful eye operation I wanted to give back to dogs, the best way was to prove that dogs can be trained kindly gently with out any cruel or harsh methods.

I have trained and competed with my dogs and trained all breeds for obedience shows and trials.

I have a City and Guilds in canine studies.

I am a member of the Association of pet dog trainers. no. 00411.
I choose to join this association because of their high standard, a strictly adhered to codes of practice, no harsh methods, no check chain collars, etc.

I have an HNC in canine training and behaviour.

I am also the president of the Labrador welfare society.