Hybrid Coaching Options

  • Best of Both!
  • Save up to 15% on average (compared to in-person only solution)
  • Perfect for busy people and those that need extra support.
  • Assessment session is done in-person, by me, follow-up sessions are online
  • Follow-Up sessions are recorded so you don't have to remember every detail
  • Shorter, more frequent follow-up sessions, are perfect to keep you and your dog on track.
  • More checkpoints offers more support and less overwhelm
  • Uses your videos to monitor progress
  • Videos can be rewound, replayed, and paused for maximum benefit
  • I'll meet you and your dog and get you started in-person
  • Follow-ups not dependant on weather, daylight, or your dogs mood that day!
  • Ideal for separation anxiety, which is mostly monitored via remote camera anyway
  • Great if you aren't always in the same place, as long as you have internet we can keep the momentum going

In-Person Coaching

  • Available in Perth, Dundee and the surrounding areas
  • Techniques are practised together in longer sessions
  • Might suit large families that want to be united in the sessions
  • Assessment done in-person, by me
  • Longer assessment sessions as the dogs behaviour is dependant on the environment, and their mood, on the day
  • Perfect for people that need support while working with their dog
  • In your own home/area

Online Coaching

  • Perfect wherever you are in the UK, or even the world!
  • Save up to 35% on average (compared to in-person only solution)
  • Sessions are recorded so you don't have to remember every detail
  • Shorter, more frequent sessions, to monitor progress
  • Uses videos to assess and monitor progress
  • Videos can be rewound, replayed, and paused for maximum benefit
  • No waiting for appropriate situations to come along ie waiting for other dogs to distract/trigger your dog
  • Not dependant on weather, daylight, or your dogs mood that day!
  • Great for anxious dogs as no strangers coming into your home, some humans prefer this too!
  • Ideal for separation anxiety which is mostly monitored via video camera anyway
  • Great if you aren't always in the same place, as long as you have internet we can keep the momentum going

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