Pack Walks
£20
£12 per additional dog in the same household
Pack walks are designed for dogs who already have a solid foundation of training and are ready to put their skills into practice in a controlled group environment.
Walking as part of a well-managed pack provides valuable opportunities to develop calm social skills, practise neutrality around other dogs, and build confidence in real-world situations. These walks are not simply group dog walks—they are structured experiences that reinforce good manners, appropriate behaviour, and reliable responses around distractions.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for every dog in the group, dogs must have a good understanding of leash pressure, be able to walk calmly on a loose lead, and have reliable basic obedience. Dogs who are not yet at this stage are encouraged to begin with 1:1 training and/or training walks, where they can develop the skills needed before progressing to pack walks.
Common Questions
What is your training methodology?
My training is centred around building a strong relationship between you and your dog through clear communication, engagement and play. Every dog is an individual, so I take into account not only their personality but also their breed, genetics and natural drives. By working with your dog's instincts rather than against them, we can create practical, effective training that is fair and sustainable.
How do I know if you're the right trainer for me?
We're likely to be a great fit if you're ready to put in the work, keep an open mind, and want to build a better relationship with your dog. My role is to guide and support you, but lasting results come from consistency and communication.
I may not be the right trainer if you're looking for a quick fix, expect me to do all the work, or aren't prepared to make changes outside of our sessions.
If you're unsure whether I'm the right trainer for you, don't worry—your initial assessment is completely no obligation. It's an opportunity for us to meet, discuss your goals, and decide whether we're the right fit for each other before committing to a training programme.
Why don't you offer single 1:1 training sessions?
After working with so many dogs and owners, I've found that one session rarely creates lasting change. The clients who commit to a programme consistently achieve the best results because we have time to build skills, troubleshoot challenges, and make adjustments along the way.
Single 1:1 sessions are always available to book once you have completed a programme but need some extra help.
Where will sessions take place?
As with most things, it depends on your dog! Sessions can take place at your home or out and about. Training usually starts in a lower-distraction environment, such as your home or a quiet field, in order to work on the foundations. As your dog progresses, we move to busier places with more challenges.