📅 Saturday 19th September
🕙 10:00am – 11:30am
📍Cousland Village Hall

Many owners think enrichment simply means giving their dog something to do.

The reality is much more interesting than that.

When we understand why enrichment works, we begin to see our dogs differently. We start to recognise the behaviours that come naturally to them and learn how to provide healthy, appropriate outlets for those instincts.

For many dogs, good enrichment doesn’t just relieve boredom. It can help build confidence, encourage calmer behaviour, reduce frustration and simply make everyday life more enjoyable.

During this seminar we’ll explore:

🐾 What enrichment really is (and what it isn’t)

🐾 Why enrichment is so important for modern dogs

🐾 How different dogs enjoy different types of enrichment

🐾 Practical enrichment ideas you can easily fit into everyday life

🐾 Simple activities that encourage natural behaviours without creating unnecessary excitement

Whether you have a puppy, an adolescent or an older dog, you’ll leave with a much better understanding of how enrichment can become part of your dog’s daily routine.

This seminar was one of our most popular events of 2025, receiving fantastic feedback from owners who found it made a genuine difference to both them and their dogs.

I’m delighted to be bringing it back for 2026.

Spaces are limited.

Book early to avoid disappointment.

👉 click the button to the right to grab your space 

🐾 Worry Free Walks Workshop
📅 Saturday 15th August | 10:30am
📅 2027 dates to be released soon — bookmark this page
📍 Unleashed Dog Park, Cousland

Imagine enjoying walks with your dog a little more.

Feeling more relaxed.

Understanding what your dog is trying to tell you.

And having a few simple, practical strategies that help make everyday walks feel calmer and more enjoyable.

That’s exactly what this workshop is about.

During the morning, I’ll work live with a small number of dogs while talking you through what I’m seeing, why dogs behave the way they do and how we can begin to help them feel more confident and settled.

Because we’ll be working with real dogs, every workshop is slightly different. The dogs shape the conversation, making every event unique and packed with real-life learning.

One of the things owners often tell me afterwards is that watching another dog being coached helped them understand their own dog in a completely different way.

This workshop may be particularly helpful if your dog:

🐾 Barks or lunges at other dogs

🐾 Becomes overexcited on walks

🐾 Finds everyday distractions difficult

🐾 Makes walks feel more stressful than enjoyable

🐕 Handler Space (Limited)

Bring your dog and take part in some of the practical demonstrations. Dogs work one at a time while everyone else observes and learns.

👉book here: https://helpmetrainmydog.as.me/?appointmentType=90057393

👀 Spectator Space

Come without your dog and simply watch the workshop unfold. It’s a relaxed way to learn, ask questions and take ideas home to try with your own dog.

👉 book here: https://helpmetrainmydog.as.me/?appointmentType=90057470

Please note: This workshop isn’t suitable for dogs that are aggressive towards people.

Spaces are intentionally limited to keep the environment calm and to make sure everyone gets the most from the morning.

If walks involve barking, lunging, pulling, avoiding other dogs or constantly watching what’s coming around the next corner, it can make something as simple as taking your dog out feel bloody exhausting.

And one of the hardest parts is often not knowing why your dog is reacting in the first place — or what you’re supposed to do about it.

Saturday 10th October at 10am

I’ll help you understand what’s actually going on behind your dog’s reactivity and, importantly, what you can start doing to help.

We’ll look at:

• Why dogs become reactive
• What’s actually happening when your dog reacts
• Some of the things that can make reactivity worse
• Practical ways you can start helping your dog
• How we work towards calmer, more confident behaviour
• What I’d be thinking about if this was my dog

And because this is live, there’ll also be time for Q&A, so you can ask me about your own dog.

The webinar is completely free.

Pop your email address in below and I’ll reserve your place. You’ll then receive the information you need to join me on the day.

These webinars usually fill up quickly, so don’t leave it too late.

Click the link button on the right to get your place 

Once you’ve registered, I’ll also send you my reactivity email series.

It’ll take you through some of the first things I’d be thinking about if I was helping you and your dog — step by step.

So you don’t need to wait until the webinar to start.

If you’ve found yourself:

• crossing the road because another dog is coming;
• choosing quieter places or quieter times for walks;
• worrying about what might appear around the next corner;
• apologising to people for your dog’s behaviour;
• or wondering why nothing you’ve tried seems to be fixing it…