Is life with your puppy
feeling harder than you expected?
Right now you may be feeling:
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overwhelmed by the conflicting advice online
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exhausted from the biting, broken sleep and constant decision making
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worried that you are getting things wrong
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If that sounds familiar, you are not doing anything wrong. You just might not have the right support.
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Many owners reach this point while they are waiting for puppy classes to begin, hoping things will feel clearer once they start.
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​But waiting is not the only way to get the support you need.
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One to one training can begin from the very start, helping you feel calmer and confident sooner.
Why early support matters
The early months shape the kind of dog your puppy grows into.
That does not mean you have to get everything right. It just means having the right guidance so you know what to focus on.
That is exactly what this programme is designed to give you.
6-months of guidance through puppyhood
My six-month puppy coaching programme supports you through the early stages of your dog’s life.
Together we focus on the foundations that help your puppy grow into a a confident dog who fits naturally into family life.
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build a routine that supports toilet training and reduces biting
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help your puppy feel happy alone
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introduce your puppy to the world in a way that builds confidence and makes walks enjoyable
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encourage calm behaviour at home​​
During the programme you receive:
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one-to-one training sessions tailored to you and your puppy
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digital guides covering the main puppy-raising topics
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WhatsApp support so you always have a trainer in your pocket
By the end of the programme you will:
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feel confident raising your dog
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understand what your puppy needs as they grow
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have strong foundations in place for adulthood
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be able to enjoy everyday life with your dog
When I brought home my puppy Branston, I thought I had prepared for everything. I had read the books, listened to the podcasts, and spent hours absorbing advice online.
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The moment I put him down on the floor, I froze. "What do I do with you now?"
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I felt anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. The joy I had expected was buried under stress. And I know from speaking to hundreds of owners that I was not alone in that.
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That experience is exactly why I do this work.
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My approach goes beyond obedience. I focus on helping you understand why your puppy behaves the way they do, so you can make sense of what is happening and feel confident responding to it.
Every session is tailored to you, your puppy, and your home, because no two puppies or families are the same.
Mitch & Frodo
"​We had a chaotic life with very little routine and getting a puppy only increased the chaos. After a few days we hired Emily and she was fantastic from day one. All in all it was great value for money and got us to a point where we can enjoy family life with our puppy."
Julie & Raya
"I have learnt so much and I couldn't have done it without her. My wonderful relationship with my now 10 month old is a testament to her support."
Jenny & Oat
"I wanted to set him up as best as possible to receive the care and training that HE needed rather than trying to slot into a generic group. Emily has been my rock. She has definitely helped make my first four months of puppy life easier and less overwhelming to navigate."
guidance tailored to your puppy
advice shaped around your home, routine, and lifestyle
support that looks at what is actually happening as things come up
a way to ask questions between sessions, rather than waiting a week
training that fits your schedule
practice in the real world
One-to-one support can be a better fit when you want:
Ready to get started?
Raising a puppy can feel overwhelming at times, but you do not have to figure it out on your own.
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If you are wondering whether this programme is right for you, the best next step is a short call.
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It is 30 minutes, informal, and there is no obligation at the end of it.
We will talk about what is going on with your puppy, what you are finding hardest, and whether working together makes sense for you. By the end you will have a clearer picture either way.