From a young age, I’ve been an "animal lover" and couldn't wait for the day I could own my very own dog. We had family dogs from when I was 12, and I taught them every possible trick. One of them, a little star, remains one of the most intelligent dogs I have ever met! Finally, when I was 19, I rescued my very own first dog as an adult.

After rescuing my Border Collie and taking on a German Shepherd with a bite history all within six months, you could say I threw myself in the deep end of dog training. I travelled around the country seeking help from some highly reputable trainers. I was fascinated by the whole process and met some amazing people along the way.

I loved learning about the body language of myself and my dog and how to understand these behaviours in depth. I knew I wanted to learn as much as possible.

I’m currently studying under the British College of Canine Studies and have participated in LMK9's and Pawsaminutes's mentorship programmes, where we learned everything from theory to hands-on practice with various dogs, from pet cockapoos to high-level protection dogs. It was an unforgettable experience!

Since then, I have set up a walking and day care sector alongside my training sessions to get as much hands-on experience with as many dogs as possible. I pride myself on the relationships I have with clients and thoroughly enjoy watching them grow their relationships with their dogs.

I really love watching dogs live their lives to their full potential and bringing out the best in them. My passion definitely lies in the rehabilitation of rescue and problem dogs.