Canine relationships and education
Working with dogs means working on relationships
Paths built around behaviour, living context and clearer, more sustainable communication between dog and person.
Current services
Individual support and education
Owner consultations
Assessment, interpretation of dynamics and practical guidance for everyday life.
Behavioural support
Individual paths for behavioural and relationship difficulties.
Puppy education
Communication, routines, socialisation and relationship during the early stages.
Tellington TTouch
Tellington TTouch pathways informed by the qualifications Practitioner 3 for Pet (companion animals) and Practitioner for You (people), integrated when appropriate to the dog–human partnership.
Professional education
Courses for canine professionals seeking deeper relational and methodological skills.
Schools and institutions
Courses, seminars and workshops designed for each audience and setting.
Approach
Understand first, then intervene
Each case is read as a system involving the dog’s behaviour, human responses, environment, history and available resources.
Audiences
Who these services are for
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common questions about this area.
- What does a canine consultation include?
- A consultation begins by observing the dog, the person, the environment and the goal. It may address education, behaviour, puppies or the quality of the relationship.
- Who are the programmes for?
- They are for families and dog owners, as well as professionals, schools, associations and institutions seeking education or project support.
- Can consultations take place online?
- When appropriate for the request, an initial conversation or part of the programme can take place online. The format is agreed after an initial assessment.
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