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Services & prices
Discovery call - 15 minutes
A discovery call gives us time to briefly discuss your dog's behaviour, training goals, and daily routine.
You'll leave with a clearer understanding of what support would suit you best - whether that's 1-2-1 training sessions, joining neutral walks, or practical next steps.
No pressure, just honest adivce and direction.
Free
Consultation - up to 1 hour
An in-depth session to explore your dog's behaviour, routines, and training history. This allows me to fully understand your dog as an individual and offer tailored advice and next-steps. A consulation is strongly recommended before booking a training session or training walk, particularly for dogs with more complex or established behaviour concerns such as reactivity, aggression or anxiety. This ensures any training plan is safe, appropriate, and set up for long-term success.
This will take place at your home.
£35
20% off
£28
Training session - 1 hour
A hands on, one-to-one training session with you and your dog working together. These sessions focus on teaching skills, improving behaviour, and giving you the confidence to continue the training at home. (Owner present throughout).
This will take place either in your home or alternative environment, depending on what we're
working on.
£60
20% off
£48
Tailored 1-2-1 training walk - 1 hour
A personalised solo training walk that combines excercise with structured training. I work with your dog independently, helping build calm, reliable behaviour on walks. The focus of each walk is guided by you - we'll talk through what you'd like me to work on with your dog, and I'll tailor the training to support those goals during every session.
*For locations beyond 10 miles, but still within my service area, there will be a small travel supplement of £8.*
£35
20% off
£28
Structured group walk - 1 hour
Calm, controlled group walks desgined to support good walking manners and positive social experiences in a small group setting. To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all dogs, participants must have reliable recall and be well socialised around people and other dogs. For dogs who are not quite there yet, training sessions or tailored training walks are a great way to build these skills before joining a group walk. Group walks are kept small, with a maximum of 4 dogs. Before joining, I'll arrange a free meet&greet, including a 10-minute street walk, so I can get to know your dog and assess how they walk on lead and respond to everyday distractions such as people and other dogs.
£20
20% off
£16
Drop in - 30 minutes
A flexible support visit tailored to your dog's needs on the day. Drop-ins can be used for enrichment, reinforcing current training, toilet breaks, feeding, or simply providing company and routine while you're away from the house.
£16
20% off
£12.80
Neutral walks
Relaxed, on-lead group walks for owners and their dogs, focused on calm exposure to real-world distractions in a supportive, judgement-free environment.
These walks are not training sessions, but I'm there to offer guidance and support. A free, dog-free taster is available for anyone who'd like to observe first.
Note: Neutral walks are not booked as one-off sessions on request. Instead, anyone interested in taking part will be invited to join a dedicated WhatsApp group, where upcoming walk dates will be shared.
£5
Free for HonestHounds members*
Social walks
When you and your dog feel ready, Social Walks are the next step up from Neutral Walks. These walks are for dogs and owners to practice navigating the world together, focusing on more than just basic social time - they are about helping your dog relearn how to interact calmly and confidently, while helping you rebuild trust in your dog so you can both start enjoying the world again.
These sessions are all about teaching your dog how to coexist nicely with others, offering carefully managed off-lead (or long-line) freedom without the pressure of a chaotic free-for-all. I’ll be there to help you decode your dog's body language and support the choices they make. It’s a fantastic way to build real-life social skills - whether you’re introducing a younger dog to interacting appropriately within a group, or helping a reactive dog feel more secure around others.