2026-09-08T11:47:43.653Z

First session with Nathan and it couldn't have gone any better.. gave us some great training techniques to deal with dexters reactive behaviour . Can't wait put everything in to practice over the next few weeks

2026-08-03T18:41:43.275Z

I honestly can’t recommend Fiona’s puppy training classes enough! 🐾Bonnie absolutely adored Fiona from the very first week, and it was lovely watching her confidence grow over the six-week course. We also made some wonderful puppy friends, especially the beautiful Staffy, Winnie, who Bonnie loved seeing each week.We’ve learned so much, and every session was enjoyable, supportive, and full of useful advice that we’ve been able to put into practice at home. Bonnie has come on in leaps and bounds, she’s now such a clever, confident little dog and has so many tricks under her belt!Thank you so much, Fiona, for all of your patience, encouragement, and expertise. We’ll really miss coming to class each week, but we’ll be taking everything we’ve learned with us.I will continue to recommend these classes to absolutely everyone I know with a new puppy. Thank you for everything!!! ❤️🐶

2026-07-25T11:31:24.709Z

Good training my puppy is learning very well as so am I .

2026-07-04T13:55:03.159Z

We had a.great experience working with Nathan. He was attentive and responded well to our dog’s particular needs. He gave us many useful training techniques right from the start. It was so helpful and gave us confidence as we move forward with our dog’s training.

2026-06-09T11:01:50.984Z

I recently had my final session with Nathan after working with him for the past couple of years, and I honestly can't recommend him highly enough.My two miniature dachshunds, Cosmo and Cassie, are rescue dogs from the meat trade in South Korea. Before they came to the UK, they lost their owner, which is ultimately how they found themselves in that situation. They were originally a bonded pair, but arrived in the UK separately due to quarantine requirements, with Cosmo arriving in August 2023 and Cassie following in December.When Cassie finally arrived, things didn't go as expected. Despite their history together, Cosmo began repeatedly attacking her and we was struggling to understand why. One of the first things Nathan recognised was that Cosmo appeared to be in pain. Despite our concerns, this had never been formally identified, but Nathan was confident enough in his assessment to contact my vets and suggest a pain trial.It was the first time somebody joined the dots between Cosmo's behaviour and the physical issues we knew he had, and it completely changed how we understood him. Nathan was absolutely right.Rather than seeing a dog who was being difficult or aggressive, we began to see a dog who was hurting.Over the following years, Nathan supported us through a complex mix of behavioural and medical challenges. Both dogs have experienced significant health issues, including cancer treatment for Cassie and ongoing health concerns for Cosmo. ( displaced hips and grade 3/4 heart murmur)During this time, I also lost my husband in February 2025.It's fair to say the last few years haven't been straightforward. The dogs arrived with a complicated history, both have experienced significant health problems, and I was navigating bereavement myself. Nathan always looked at the bigger picture rather than focusing solely on the behaviour in front of him, which is one of the reasons I valued his expertise highly.Nathan was able to look beyond the behaviour itself. He never searched for quick fixes or simple explanations. Instead, he took the time to understand the bigger picture — health, pain, fear, past experiences, relationships and environment — and how these factors could be influencing what I was seeing.Cassie remains a reactive dog outdoors ( although far less so than when she first arrived) while Cosmo's struggles have tended to be more apparent within the home, but thanks to Nathan I now understand both dogs far better than I ever did before. More importantly, I understand how to support them rather than simply trying to stop unwanted behaviours.Nathan has been knowledgeable, patient, compassionate and supportive throughout what has sometimes been a very complex journey. The progress Cosmo and Cassie have made is something I genuinely don't believe we would have achieved without his guidance. And in all honesty, I really didn’t think we’d get as far as we have.Nathan's support has helped me understand two dogs carrying their own history and challenges at a time when I was facing some of my own. That understanding has made an enormous difference to all of our lives.Thank you, Nathan, for helping me understand my dogs better and for supporting all three of us through some incredibly challenging times. I will always be grateful.

2026-06-09T04:53:45.095Z

The dog training was excellent and would highly recommend.Fiona was a fantastic trainer, not only did she guide us in the puppy training she gave us the knowledge to be more confident in our abilities to implement them.Monty has come on leaps and bounds since starting.

2026-05-24T10:08:48.480Z

Bertie seemed to enjoy his first lesson

2026-04-19T18:41:55.820Z

We worked with Nathan to help address Molly’s reactivity to other dogs and her general nervousness. The progress we’ve seen has been fantastic. Walks are now far less stressful, and we can pass other dogs with ease.We are continuing to work on Molly’s reactivity indoors when other dogs are present, and we’ve already noticed positive changes in this situation too. Nathan has provided us with clear training strategies, giving us the confidence to continue this work independently.Nathan has been an incredible support and trainer throughout our journey with Molly. We know that by continuing to apply the training from our course, she will keep making progress. And best of all—no more toe biting from Molly!Thank you so much, Nathan.