CECILIA LOUISE
[MSc BSc PGCE Dip. Dog Nutrigenomics]
I've often been told I have a "knack" with dogs, but lasting behaviour change isn't about instinct alone. It's about understanding the full picture.
Too many owners come to me feeling frustrated after being given quick fixes that don't last. The dog training industry is unregulated and far too often dogs are treated as though they're the problem, without considering the human, emotional, biological and environmental factors influencing behaviour.
With a Master's degree in Animal Behaviour Management and over 10 years of experience, I've supported hundreds of dogs and their owners through a wide range of behavioural and training challenges. My work focuses not just on what a dog is doing, but why and what needs to change at both ends of the lead.
This means that I'm honest with my clients. If I believe an owner's actions, expectations or consistency are contributing to the problem, I'll say so. Meaningful progress depends on accountability. I won't promise to "fix" your dog while ignoring the human behaviours that are maintaining the issue.
Alongside my work with dogs, I also trained as a secondary science teacher (PGCE), giving me a strong understanding of how people learn, change and build new habits. Because dog training is, in many ways, human coaching.
I take a holistic, relationship-led approach, considering behaviour, nutrition, environment and emotional wellbeing to create practical, bespoke plans that work in everyday life not just during a training session.
Because meaningful change doesn't come from fixing dogs.
It comes from helping people take responsibility, make lasting changes, and build better relationships with them.
Too many owners come to me feeling frustrated after being given quick fixes that don't last. The dog training industry is unregulated and far too often dogs are treated as though they're the problem, without considering the human, emotional, biological and environmental factors influencing behaviour.
With a Master's degree in Animal Behaviour Management and over 10 years of experience, I've supported hundreds of dogs and their owners through a wide range of behavioural and training challenges. My work focuses not just on what a dog is doing, but why and what needs to change at both ends of the lead.
This means that I'm honest with my clients. If I believe an owner's actions, expectations or consistency are contributing to the problem, I'll say so. Meaningful progress depends on accountability. I won't promise to "fix" your dog while ignoring the human behaviours that are maintaining the issue.
Alongside my work with dogs, I also trained as a secondary science teacher (PGCE), giving me a strong understanding of how people learn, change and build new habits. Because dog training is, in many ways, human coaching.
I take a holistic, relationship-led approach, considering behaviour, nutrition, environment and emotional wellbeing to create practical, bespoke plans that work in everyday life not just during a training session.
Because meaningful change doesn't come from fixing dogs.
It comes from helping people take responsibility, make lasting changes, and build better relationships with them.
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