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25/07/2026

There’s so many more fun ways to teach your dog to have self control, to wait, to be able to listen. And I’d love to show them to you.

For this game you just need string and a treat they like but don’t go crazy for. Im using 🥒 because its hot in France atm and I want him to be able to control himself. Instead of leaping around like a loon.

Drop 10MINS in the comments to gain access to my daily system that takes just 10 mins a day to do with your doggo. It’s so good even The Times wrote about it. I even include a 7 day plan for you.

Your dog will thank you for it ###

24/07/2026

There’s loads we can do for:

- barking when you stop
- barking when you have something they want
- refusing to wait or queue
- jumping up and causing a fuss when you try to get a treat out / get the ball out / prep dinner
- when you pop into a shop

They are all versions of having to wait for something.

And it won’t magically go away. It will escalate.

Join my live and let’s go through it. Reply LIVE.

Your dog doesn’t need more commands. More words. More being told what to do. If that worked it would have worked by now 😂

23/07/2026

Whichever way you slice it there’s a way to get in on the way I work with dogs and their owners. And I’m so happy you are here looking to figure out your dog rather than just seeking a quick fix that won’t last.

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24/10/2024

Not all dogs like other dogs. It is kind of weird when you think about, that we as humans expect our animal to love each dog they see. Yet we don’t feel that way. In fact I feel like there are lots of people I see in coffee queues, ordering food, on school what’s app groups who I just think - WTF is wrong with you? And I actively avoid, try not to interact with them etc!

I got asked this week if dogs can take an instant dislike to another dog. And my reply is yes. I have no scientific backing for this, I just believe it to be true. I’ve seen it happen. I know that other creatures, people and situations can trigger emotions within me so why would it not to our dogs. There are also habitual and historical or experiential reasons why this could happen too so let’s not overlook those. But the reality is, we are all making instant decisions based on what we see, witness, feel and our dogs are not any different. It’s that level of understanding I want to help you have with your dog. Not just a simple ‘my dog doesn’t like something so I tell them off for letting me know’ as that leads to heaps more issues.

Pip and Archie co exist beautifully. They don’t love each other as in they sleep together and play all day. But they like each other’s company, they don’t encroach on each other and they offer each other companionship. Last night Pip lay down after supper and Archie followed. Pip let Archie lay touching him. It’s those kinds of details I look for.

What do you think?

15/10/2024

I promise you don’t need to navigate owning a dog on your own 🫶

Ive raised puppies, foster dogs, rescue dogs and adult dogs. And it’s where all my methods have come from.

✅ Comment TWC INFO if you are sick of unrealistic training videos, of trawling the internet and wasting time listening to people who are not the kind of owner you want to be, to your dog.

Im here to help you. 💛

09/10/2024

Comment TWC and I’ll ping you the link to read more and join. This is the club your dog wishes you would join. I cannot wait to see you in there.

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24/09/2024

This one viewer, on this one day changed my life and the way I work with dogs forever.

After my Neuro surgery and with a 4mnth recovery period, I could no longer work in the way I used to. This op changed everything about me, physically, mentally and my work life. The Wonder Club was born (my membership club for dog owners) and I set about creating easy to digest, easy to implement, practical mini courses, downloads and help for my clients around the world - who are busy women who adore their dogs, but who don’t want another huge to do list. Just like me.

You can read the full story here:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13882705/Celebrity-dog-trainer-Louises-strange-symptoms-driving-mad-TV-viewer-gave-startling-diagnosis-just-looking-her.html

Im placing this here as it was one of the biggest milestones of my life. Thank you all for supporting my small business, this is the kind of reality behind the humans running businesses. Xx

P.S. I’m not a fan of the title they chose to give me, but if it helps spread the word, gets someone to read it, gets some to see the GP with an idea of what could be wrong. Or it helps someone find me and learn about their puppy or dog, then I’ll accept it. Please don’t be snarky in the comments or it will be deleted.

23/09/2024

Is it just me or do you feel it too sometimes? 🙌🏼

18/09/2024

What we did when I was too tired to do much…

Last night after school pick ups the dogs needed another walk. I was tired. My 9yo was moaning. So we walked to the cricket pitch near us, which was empty. I sat by the nets whilst she jumped around looking for lost cricket balls. And the dogs and I did this for 20 mins. And then wewalked home. It was blo*dy lovely. And we all felt better when we got home.

This is your reminder, not every walk needs to be monumental, epic, exciting, interesting. Your dog just wants to be with you. That’s it.

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