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Send us Fan MailIn episode 35 of We Love Dogs, Cheryl is joined by highly experienced dog trainer Kamal Fernandez, who many of you will know from the Channel 4 programme The Dog Academy.Cheryl and Kamal talk all about obedience training, what it actually means, and how Kamal uses reward-based, force-free methods to build reliable behaviour and strong relationships with dogs.Kamal explains what his training sessions look like in practice, how he teaches behaviours like heelwork, the importance of focus and engagement, and why training should be enjoyable for both dogs and their handlers.We also discuss rewards, play, building reliability, common mistakes owners make, what to do when things don’t go to plan, and where people should start if they want to improve obedience with their own dog.A relaxed and insightful conversation packed with practical advice for dog owners and anyone interested in modern dog training.Want to connect with Kamal? Details below:(2) FacebookHome - kamalfernandezonlinetraining.comEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn episode 34 of We Love Dogs, we’re diving into one of the most debated and often misunderstood topics in the dog world—aversive training methods.From prong collars and e-collars to the idea of “balanced training,” there’s a lot of conflicting information out there. Many dog owners are told that these tools are necessary, especially when dealing with more serious behaviour issues like aggression or reactivity—but what does the science actually say?To explore this properly, I’m joined by Will Bangura, a highly experienced US-based canine behaviourist with over 35 years of working with dogs, including some of the most complex behavioural cases. Will holds a Master’s degree in psychology and multiple advanced certifications in canine behaviour, and his work is grounded in evidence-based, humane training methods. He specialises in issues such as aggression, anxiety, and severe reactivity, and brings a unique perspective that combines behavioural science with real-world application. Importantly, his perspective is informed by experience across different training approaches, including earlier work using more traditional, aversive-based methods, which allows him to speak with balance and insight on how and why his approach has evolved. In this episode, we break down some of the most common claims around aversive training—looking at whether these methods truly resolve behaviour or simply suppress it, what’s happening from a behavioural science perspective, and the potential risks involved.We also explore what effective behaviour modification actually looks like without the use of aversive tools, and how changing a dog’s emotional response is key to long-term success.Whether you’re a dog owner, trainer, or simply interested in understanding behaviour on a deeper level, this episode aims to cut through the noise and give you a clearer, evidence-based perspective on what really works—and what it means for the dogs we live with.Want to connect with Will? Details below:(3) FacebookDOG TRAINING PHOENIX | DOG TRAINERS PHOENIX | BEHAVIORISTDog Training Today with Will Bangura for Pet Parents, Kids & Family, Pets and Animals, and Dog Training Professionals. This i - Podcast - Apple PodcastsBook: SNIFF TO SOOTHE: Rewiring Neurobehavioral Patterns of Aggression, Anxiety, and Reactivity Through Structured Scent Work - Kindle edition by Bangura, Will, Parsons, Emma. Crafts, Hobbies & Home Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn Episode 33 of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by Natasha Underwood—ecologist, detection dog handler, and founder of NHU Ecology & Detection Dogs.Natasha has an impressive background in environmental science, with a BSc in Biology/Conservation, an MSc in Environmental Consultancy, and a PhD focused on wetlands, biodiversity, and water quality. Alongside this, she is a certified detection dog handler, trained in conservation detection and scentwork instruction.In this episode, Cheryl and Natasha explore the fascinating world of detection dogs and the vital role they play in conservation. Natasha shares how she built her business from the ground up, what her day-to-day work looks like, and the wide range of tasks her dogs are trained to detect—from wildlife and ecological targets to specialist scent work.We also dive into her passion for reward-based, play-driven training, and hear all about her incredible dogs—River, Wren, Molly, and Addie—and the journey of training them to a professional level.This episode is perfect for anyone interested in dogs, training, or the powerful impact dogs can have in the world of science and conservation.Want to connect with Natasha? Details below:(1) FacebookHome | NHU Ecology DogsInstagramFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn this solo episode, Cheryl shares essential advice for dog owners as the warmer weather approaches.As temperatures rise, it’s important to understand how heat affects dogs and what simple steps you can take to keep them safe, comfortable, and healthy.Dogs regulate heat very differently to humans, which means they are more vulnerable to overheating, especially during walks and outdoor activity.In this episode, Cheryl covers: • Why dogs are more at risk in warm weather • How dogs cool themselves and why it’s less effective than humans • Practical ways to prevent overheating • The signs of heat stroke every dog owner should know • What to do if your dog shows signs of heat strokeThis episode is a simple, practical guide to help you enjoy the warmer months while keeping your dog safe.For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined once again by Tanya Sprunks MPA, BSc (Hons), PgDip, IAAT, an experienced Veterinary Physiotherapist and Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) Advisor, to discuss a topic that might challenge how many of us play with our dogs — ball throwing.For many dog owners, throwing a ball is one of the most common ways we exercise and entertain our dogs. But what impact does repetitive fetch actually have on their bodies and minds?In this conversation we explore the physical risks of repeated ball chasing, including the strain it can place on joints, muscles, and ligaments, and how it may contribute to injuries and long-term mobility issues. We also talk about the behavioural side of the game, looking at how high-intensity play can affect a dog’s arousal levels, stress, and ability to switch off.This is an honest and thought-provoking discussion designed to help owners better understand their dogs’ needs and make more informed choices about exercise and play.If you’ve ever played fetch with your dog — and most of us have — this episode may change the way you think about itWant to connect with Tanya? Details below:TES Veterinary Physiotherapist(1) FacebookEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailCockapoos are one of the UK’s most popular crossbreeds, loved for their cute looks, affectionate nature and reputation as the “perfect family dog.” But what are they really like to live with?In this episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by experienced canine behaviourist Victoria Cooper for an honest and informative conversation about Cockapoos, the good, the challenging, and everything in between.We talk about typical Cockapoo personality traits, why their behaviour isn’t always as predictable as people expect, and some of the most common struggles owners face, including separation anxiety, over-excitement, reactivity and emotional sensitivity.We also cover:What you should know about training a CockapooWhy early independence-building is so importantGrooming realities (and why it’s often underestimated)Common health considerationsWhether Cockapoos are truly suited to every homeWhat to look for if you’re thinking about getting oneIf you already share your life with a Cockapoo, or you’re considering bringing one home, this episode will help you make informed, realistic decisions and better understand what these clever, sensitive dogs really need to thrive.As always, this is a straight-talking, practical conversation designed to support you in raising a happy, well-balanced dog.Want to connect with Victoria? Details below:FacebookDog Behaviourist | Sheffield, Chesterfield & Online | Victoria CooperInstagramInstagramFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of We Love Dogs we dive deep into one of the most remarkable — and often misunderstood — dog breeds: the Schnauzer. Whether you already share your life with a Schnauzer, are thinking about getting one, or just love learning about dogs, this episode is packed with insight, honesty, and expert guidance.I’m joined by Sharon Jones, a highly experienced dog trainer who’s developed a reputation for her work with Schnauzers and helping owners truly understand and connect with their dogs. With formal training from organisations including the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT), the School of Canine Science, and Absolute Dogs, Sharon brings evidence-based, kind, and practical training methods to every dog and owner she works with. Over the years, she’s supported countless Schnauzer owners with issues like barking, reactivity, recall, confidence building, and everyday life skills.In this episode we cover:Breed history: What Schnauzers were originally bred for and how that shapes the way they think and behave todayPersonality & temperament: The strengths, quirks, and challenges of living with Schnauzers — the good and the hardSome of the reasons why this breed is misunderstoodTraining fundamentals: Why traditional methods often fall short, and how Sharon’s breed-aware approach helps dogs thrivePractical tips: Everyday training and management strategies for barking, recall, lead walking, and mental stimulationWho they suit: The kind of homes and lifestyles that fit Schnauzer temperament bestPlus much more!Whether your Schnauzer is your best friend or a bit of a puzzle, this conversation will help you understand them on a deeper level — and give you the tools to train and live well together.Tune in for honest, expert insight from someone who gets this breed.Want to connect with Sharon? Details below:FacebookInstagramwww.shapeyourdog.co.uksharon@shapeyourdog.co.ukFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: FacebookInstagram: InstagramTikTok:@chelstails

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode of We Love Dogs I’m joined by Dr Nicola Carrier BVetMed MRCVS CPEV, a qualified veterinary surgeon and the founder of The Final Walk, a compassionate at-home euthanasia service for dogs in Cornwall. Nicola studied veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College, graduating in 2007, and has over 17 years’ experience in veterinary practice. She began her career working with both large and small animals before specialising in small animal care and end-of-life support.Nicola has undertaken specialist training including Compassion Understood, is CAETA-certified in peaceful euthanasia, and is affiliated with the International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care — all of which inform the calm, thoughtful way she supports dogs and their people at the end of life.Together, we talk openly and gently about home euthanasia for dogs — what it involves, why some families choose it, and how it can offer a calmer, kinder goodbye in a familiar space. We discuss how to recognise when it might be time, the guilt and doubt many owners feel, what dogs experience in their final moments, and how owners can be supported through one of the most emotional decisions they’ll ever make.This is a sensitive conversation, but an important one. It’s not about fear or rushing decisions — it’s about love, dignity, and choosing kindness for our dogs when they need us most.Want to connect with Nicola? Details below:Compassionate Euthanasia Service for Dogs and Cats(4) FacebookInstagramEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailIn this special anniversary episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by Caroline — a close friend and the person who originally started the podcast with me — for a reflective and forward-looking conversation as we celebrate one year of the podcast.Together, we look back on the past year, reflect on how the podcast began, and explore where both the dog training industry and our hopes for the future are heading.In this episode, we discuss:Caroline’s reflections on the past year and what it has meant for herHer plans, aims, and intentions for 2026How We Love Dogs began and what those early conversations representedChanges we’ve both observed within the dog training industryAn honest discussion about the positives and challenges currently facing the industryCaroline’s practical advice and tips for dog owners and familiesThe proposed shock collar ban in England and what it could mean for dogs and their welfareOur shared hopes for 2026, the industry, and for dogs and the people who love themThis episode is a thoughtful reflection on growth, change, and progress, while also looking ahead to a new year with optimism for dogs, their families, and the wider industry.Want to connect with Caroline? see details below:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailKicking off 2026 with an incredible episodeIn this episode of We Love Dogs, I’m joined by Jessica Hyams, a Certified Canine Behaviourist and Trauma-Informed Professional, for an honest and compassionate conversation about bull-breed dogs.Jessica shares her journey into behaviour work and her passion for supporting bull breeds, who are some of the most misunderstood dogs in the UK. Together, we explore why so many bull-type dogs are ending up in rescue, how pain and health issues can significantly influence behaviour, and the lasting effects of lockdown, social-media advice, and the use of aversive training tools.We also discuss what makes bull breeds such incredible dogs, and why education, early support, and welfare-led approaches are so important — particularly in light of the XL Bully ban.This episode goes beyond stereotypes and headlines, focusing instead on behaviour, welfare, and understanding the dog in front of us.In this episode, Cheryl and Jessica discuss:Jessica’s journey into becoming a behaviouristWhy she is so passionate about bull-breed dogsThe over-representation of bull-type dogs in rescueHow pain, and health issues, affect behaviourThe impact of lockdown and social-media advice on dogs and ownersThe use and consequences of aversive training toolsUnderstanding bull-breed traits and what these dogs need to thriveCommon misconceptions about bull breedsWhy bullies can be such amazing companionsThe importance of an early, supportive startThe welfare implications of the XL Bully banWant to connect with Jessica? details below:Home - Little & Large DogsInstagramFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs 

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I am are joined by Sarah Jones, founder of #DogsInYellowDay and My Anxious Dog, to explore the movement supporting anxious, reactive, and vulnerable dogs through greater public awareness and understanding. Sarah is a true inspiration and is making a difference to so many dogs and their families.In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss:What Dogs in Yellow is, how the movement began, and the need it was created to addressHow Sarah’s dog, Bella, opened her eyes to how misunderstood anxious dogs can beWhy yellow has become the recognised colour signalling that a dog needs spaceWhen Sarah realised anxious dogs required clearer, more visible support in public spacesThe difference a yellow lead or jacket can make during everyday walksHow the public and fellow dog owners can help when they see a dog wearing yellowWhy giving dogs space is essential — even when other dogs are friendlyWhy Christmas and the festive season can be especially challenging for anxious dogsPractical advice to help support anxious dogs during the holidaysHow public awareness around anxious dogs has changed since the movement beganThe growth of Dogs in Yellow and its impact on dogs, owners, and the wider dog-owning communityThis episode highlights the importance of empathy, advocacy, and simple actions that can make a lasting difference for dogs who need space and understanding.Want to connect with Sarah? details below:(3) FacebookNervous Dog Harnesses, Leads & Accessories | My Anxious DogFree Toolkit: Help your anxious dog enjoy calmer walks – My Anxious DogSarah's achievements:Featured on Escape to the Country Winners of Theo Paphtis #SBSWinners at the Animal Star Awards 2021 - Best Pet Related BusinessWinners at the Global Business Awards 2021 - Best Pet Anxiety Awareness ProductsWinner Influential Business Woman Awards 2023 - Most Innovative Specialist Pet AccessoriesFinalist in Pet Industry Federation PIF Awards 2023 for Marketing Campaign of the Year #dogsinyellowBest Specialist Pet Accessories Business Woman 2024 (South East England) at Global Business AwardsSilver medal at PetQuip Awards 2024 for Best Trade Marketing Campaign for #dogsinyellowLuxLife Pet Products and Services Award 2025 Global Business Awards - Most Innovative Dog Harness 2025Featured articles in Woman & Home, Take A Break, Women Own, Pick Me Up! magazineEdition Dog, Dogs Today, Our Dogs, Westies & Besties & Vanity Fur magazineInterviewed on BBC Radio Berkshire, BBC Radio LondonFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs 

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I am joined by Sarah Hawkins, founder of Barkshire Dog Training in Reading, UK. Sarah is a qualified IMDT trainer and a certified Predation Substitute Training (PST) instructor. Known for her calm, kind, and connection-driven approach, Sarah specialises in helping dogs with strong chase instincts, from squirrel-obsessed spaniels to high-prey-drive sighthounds. Her work focuses on giving dogs safe, enriching outlets for behaviours that are completely natural, but often misunderstood.Together, we explore Predation Substitute Training, a modern, science-led method that channels a dog’s predatory drive into structured, fulfilling activities. Whether you’re struggling with wildlife chasing, over-arousal on walks, or simply want to better understand your dog’s instincts, this episode is packed with clarity and practical insight.In this episode Cheryl and Sarah discuss:Why dogs chase — the natural predatory motor patterns behind the behaviour.What Predation Substitute Training (PST) actually is and how it was developed.How PST works in real life: replacing the chase with enriching, safe alternatives.Common mistakes humans make when trying to stop chasing behaviour.How to identify your dog’s favourite part of the predatory sequence.Practical PST activities you can try at home or on walks.How PST strengthens connection and confidence between dog and guardian.Real success stories from Sarah’s clients at Barkshire Dog Training.When to seek help from a certified PST trainer and what to expect in a session.Want to connect with Sarah? details below:Website: 121 Dog Training | Barkshire Dog Training | Reading(1) barkshire dog training - Search Results | FacebookBarkshire Dog Training- Reading, Berkshire (@barkshiredogtraining) • Instagram photos and videoswww.youtube.com/@BarkshireDogTrainingFrom Chaos to Connection: Understanding Predation Substitute Training (PST)Predation Substitute Training | Force-Free Anti-Chasing MethodsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs 

Send us Fan MailToday I am joined by Katharine Brunsch, a Canine Wellness Trainer from Somerset who blends Tellington TTouch with trauma-informed practice to support both ends of the lead—helping sensitive dogs and their humans feel safer, calmer and more connected.Katharine is a Canine Wellness Trainer based in Somerset, UK, working with clients in-person and online. Drawing on her qualifications in Tellington TTouch and as a Trauma-Informed Dog Practitioner, she offers a holistic approach that supports sensitive dogs and the humans who love them in feeling safer, calmer, and more connected. Katharine looks at the dog as a whole, considering their physical, mental, and emotional well-being rather than focusing solely on behaviour.Katharine's Qualifications:Tellington TTouch Practitioner One for Companion Animals, Trauma-Informed Dog Practitioner (Paws Up Dogs), Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT): Learning, Motivation and Reinforcement – Understanding and Working with Canine Behaviour, 2 day Career as a dog Trainer, Perfect Puppy Foundation, Canine Body Language, Canine Aggression and Rehab, The Exercises. Your End of the Lead Coach with Janet Finlay.  Canine Trauma and Rescue (Canine Principles). Aggression in Dogs Master Course (Michael Shikashio).In this episode Cheryl and Katharine discuss:Katharine Brunsch’s journey from sports science and policing to canine wellbeingWhat Tellington TTouch actually is and how it differs from massage or traditional dog trainingThe core elements of TTouch:Gentle bodyworkGroundwork and movementBody wraps and equipmentHow TTouch supports the nervous system and helps dogs shift from stress to calmThe role of body awareness in canine behaviour and emotional regulationHow TTouch fits within positive reinforcement and force-free trainingWhat it means to take a trauma-informed approach with dogsReal stories of dogs Katharine has worked with and the changes TTouch createdHow guardians can recognise when a dog is ready for touch — and when they need spaceSimple, safe TTouch techniques owners can try at homeCommon handling mistakes people make with nervous or reactive dogsHow building trust and choice into touch can transform relationships with dogsWhere listeners can learn more about TTouch or train with a certified practitionerWant to connect with Katharine? details below:(1) Tellington TTouch for Sensitive Dogs | Facebook(1) FacebookEmail: [email protected]: Canine SupportDog owners can find practitioners or events like workshops near them on our TTouch British Isles Guild page Home - Tellington TTouch Training British IslesThere are many online courses on the main TTouch page Homepage - TTouch Online Learning PlatformFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs 

Send us Fan MailIn today's episode I chat with James Hedges. James is a member of the IMDT and IAABC.Based down in South East England, James specialises in helping owners and dogs rebuild confidence, trust and calmness.Walking a reactive dog can feel lonely, frustrating and emotionally draining - but your not alone.In this episode Cheryl and James discuss:What reactivity actually is — and how it differs from aggression or disobedienceThe emotional and physiological reasons dogs reactWhy punishment or correction often make reactivity worsePractical, kind strategies to help reactive dogs feel safe and confidentHow to support yourself emotionally as the owner of a reactive dogThe importance of shifting from control to understandingReal-life insights from James’s work with reactive dogs and their familiesThis episode is for:Anyone living with or training a reactive dogOwners who feel judged, embarrassed, or alone on walksPeople who want to replace frustration with understanding and connectionReactivity isn’t a reflection of failure — it’s communication.With compassion, patience, and the right support, calmer days are possible.Want to connect with James? details below:Website: Dog Trainer James - WelcomeEmail: [email protected]: @dogtrainerjamesFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs 

Send us Fan MailIn today’s episode I chat with Tanya Sprunks MPA, BSc (Hons), PgDip, IAAT Tanya is a Veterinary Physiotherapist and Canine Arthritis Management (CAM) Advisor based in Devon. With a First-Class BSc (Hons) and Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy, plus published research in Veterinary Medicine and Science, Tanya specialises in evidence-based care for dogs with osteoarthritis. A former senior Metropolitan Police officer with two life-saving commendations, she now lectures at The College of Animal Physiotherapy and runs several clinics dedicated to improving mobility, reducing pain, and enhancing quality of life for dogs.In this episode Cheryl and Tanya discuss:What canine arthritis really is and how it affects dogs of all ages.Why arthritis is now recognised as the leading cause of elective euthanasia in dogs. The subtle early signs owners often miss — and how to spot them sooner. Factors that contribute to arthritis: genetics, injury, weight, and over-exercise. The hidden dangers of ball throwing and other high-impact play. How to prevent joint issues through balanced exercise, weight management, and early intervention. The role of pain medication, supplements, and alternative therapies in managing arthritis.How veterinary physiotherapy supports mobility, comfort, and quality of life. Tanya’s expert advice on recognising pain, adapting your dog’s lifestyle, and getting help early.A must-listen for every dog owner — full of practical, evidence-based tips to keep your dog happy, active, and pain-free.

Send us Fan Mail Dog walking might look simple from the outside — but behind every lead is a mix of skill, care, and responsibility that goes far beyond a casual stroll in the park.In this solo episode, I explore the realities of professional dog walking — from what the job truly involves, to how owners can choose the right walker, and what it takes to start a business in this growing industry.Whether you’re a dog owner, an aspiring dog walker, or simply curious about the profession, this episode offers an honest and practical look at life on the other end of the lead.In this episode, Cheryl covers:• What professional dog walking really involves — beyond exercise and fresh air• The skills, training, and responsibilities that make a great dog walker• What dog owners should look for when choosing a walker• Red flags and warning signs to avoid• Practical tips and advice for anyone wanting to start a dog walking business• The challenges, rewards, and daily realities of working with dogs• Final reflections on why dog walking is a profession built on trust, safety, and love for dogsIf you’ve ever wondered what it takes to turn your passion for dogs into a profession — or how to find the right person to trust with your furry friend — this episode is for you.For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I’m joined by Toby Craze of Craze Dog Training. Toby is highly experienced in working with rescue dogs, especially those from abroad who’ve lived on the streets or in shelters before arriving in the UK. With years of hands-on experience, Toby shares his knowledge with warmth and honesty, offering dog owners practical, real-world advice.Together we explore the reality of life for street dogs and what it really takes to help them settle into family life. This episode is packed with insights, as well as great tips you can put into practice if you’re thinking about adopting, or if you’ve already welcomed a rescue from overseas into your home.We cover:What life is like for street dogs in different parts of the worldThe harsh reality of kill shelters and how dogs are often caughtWhy street dogs can struggle in UK homes The differences between UK rescues and overseas rescuesCommon behaviour challenges like reactivity and resource guardingPractical advice for helping a street dog adjust to life in a new homeWhat to look for in a rescue organisation — and red flags to avoidHow to build trust and understand your dog’s body languageSuccess stories that show just how resilient and adaptable these dogs can beIf you’re considering adopting a dog from abroad, or you already share your life with one, this episode will help you understand their unique journey — and give you the tools to make that transition as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.Want to connect with Toby? details below:Website: www.crazedogtraining.co.ukFacebookToby Craze | Online Dog Trainer (@crazedogtraining) • Instagram photos and videosFree Dog body language course: www.bravodog.ca/challenge-page/bodylanguage Dog body language book: https://amzn.eu/d/1EzpzY3For questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I join my brother on The Matt Marney Podcast to talk all things dogs, wellbeing, and the unique bond we share with our four-legged friends.We cover:Why breed-specific needs matter and how to meet them day to dayThe power of enrichment, especially through scent workHow sleep affects your dog’s mood and behaviourSubtle signs your dog might be in pain or feeling unwellTips for reading body language and understanding comfort levelsWhat to think about before choosing a doggy day careSimple changes that can boost your dog’s sense of safety at homeIt’s a warm, practical conversation packed with ideas you can start using right away to help your dog feel happier, healthier, and more secure — and to make life together a little easier for everyone.Want to check out the Matt Marney Podcast? Details below:https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/matt-marney-podcast/id1554264319https://open.spotify.com/show/0ykz5GWrNMpOB52qbeClAJ?si=1YIs__PWSW-NBJ5qc8ArxgFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailI sit down with Certified IMDT Dog Trainer Anna Bradshaw to explore the exciting world of dog parkour.Dog parkour is a fun, accessible activity that uses everyday surroundings to help dogs build confidence, reduce anxiety, and strengthen their bond with their humans. Anna explains how parkour can be done with very minimal equipment, making it suitable for dogs of all ages, breeds, and abilities.We cover how parkour:Builds confidence and supports anxious or nervous dogsHelps with reactivity by giving dogs focus and achievable challengesStrengthens the human–dog relationship through teamwork and trustBrings joy and variety to daily walks and training sessionsCan be started anywhere — from your local park to your living roomIf you’ve ever wanted to try something new with your dog, or if you’re looking for ways to boost confidence and connection, this episode is packed with insight and practical tips.Tune in and discover why parkour might be the perfect next adventure for you and your dog!Want to connect with Anna? details below:Website: Dog Trainer - Dog Training Classes | The Woofer Walker & Canine CoachFacebook: FacebookInstagram: The Woofer Walker (@thewooferwalker1) • Instagram photos and videosEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailI sit down with Clare Ware, specialist dog trainer and founder of Insight Hounds, to explore the wonderful world of sighthounds. Clare shares her expertise on what makes greyhounds, whippets, lurchers, and salukis so unique—and why they can be both the easiest and trickiest dogs to live with. Clare runs Insight Hounds, offering sighthound-specific training with ex-racing greyhounds as her speciality. She helps families build confidence, communication, and connection with their hounds through kind, practical, reward-based training – available both online and in person.In this wonderful episode Cheryl and Clare discuss:The quirks that make sighthounds so loveable (and sometimes baffling)Common myths around ex-racing greyhounds and rescue houndsPrey drive, recall, and why traditional training doesn’t always workAdjusting to life with a retired racer—from sofas to slippery floorsEnrichment and lifestyle tips for happy, healthy sighthoundsClare’s journey into dog training and her most memorable success storiesWhether you already share your sofa with a lanky hound or you’re just curious about these elegant dogs, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and practical advice.Want to connect with Clare? details below:Website: www.insighthounds.co.ukEmail: [email protected] Hounds (@insight_hounds) • Instagram photos and videosSubscribersFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with Ann Macinnes, the expert trainer behind Spogan, a behaviour focused dog training service based in the Isle of Lewis. Ann specialises in working with Border Collies and their humans - teaching not just the dogs, but empowering the handlers too.Ann uses only positive, force free methods, training is gentle, modern, and based on understanding the dog's motivation.Ann is part of the Victoria Stilwell Academy and The Dog Trainer School.Want to connect with Anne? details below:Website:  www.spogan.co.ukEmail: [email protected]: (1) FacebookYouTube: Spogan training for pet dogs & their handlers - YouTubeInstagram: InstagramIn this insightful episode Cheryl and Ann discuss:Ann's journey into professional dog trainingwhat sets Border Collies apart from other breedswhy many Collies struggle in modern family homesUnderstanding their drive, sensitivity and needsCommon behaviour problems (and what not to do)Training tips that work for real life - not just farmsBusting Border Collie (and dog trainer) mythsHow to support a Collie in a non - working environmentSpogan's unique approach to teaching humans & dogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailThe episode for Gundog lovers!!!Mark Taylor is a Dog Trainer who specialises in training Gundog breeds.He is the Owner and Head Trainer of Acer Gundog Training Ltd and is based in Royston, Hertfordshire, UK. Mark is qualified and accredited by the IMDT and The Gundog Club.Mark offers small classes, 1-to-1 personal training and has created a online academy, so that his training can be accessed world wide.In this really enjoyable episode, Cheryl and Mark Discuss:What is a Gundog?Traits and instincts of these breedsMark's approach to this wonderful training, moving away from the more traditional approachThe benefits of training your Gundog in this wayHow giving your dog this enjoyable outlet can fulfil and enrich their lives, leading to less probability of a frustrated or bored dogThe handler - dog relationship Plus much more!Want to connect with Mark? Details below:Website: www.acerdogs.com/onlineInstagram: www.instagram.com/acergundogsFacebook: www.facebook.com/acergundogtrainingEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailLorraine Tester is a Canine Behaviourist and Dynamic Dog Practitioner who offers a holistic approach with behavioural assessments and wellness checks. She assesses how they move, behave & function in their daily lives. This helps bridge the gap between clinical findings & real - world behaviour.In this fascinating episode Cheryl and Lorraine discuss:The role she plays and what a typical assessment looks likeHer role working alongside Vets & PhysiosHow she looks at the dog as a whole and its whole lifePain and behaviour connectionSigns of pain or discomfortThe shift from typical training to looking at the underlying issues firstWant to connect with Lorraine? Details below:Website: www.lorrainetesterdogtrainer.comFacebookListeners can receive a 20% discount on a assessment with Lorraine using the code ' welovedogs20' please quote when contacting LorraineFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailDr Sophie bell is a Veterinarian & pet first aid educator.Sophie has been practicing as a Vet for over 16 years, is the founder of Animal Love Pet First Aid, an online platform which teaches pet owners & professionals essential health, wellbeing & first aid skills.In this incredible episode Cheryl and Sophie discuss:What happens during a neutering procedureRecovery after surgeryDoes neutering affect behaviour and growth if performed too earlyIs there a right time and when is thisThe pros and cons of neuteringAlternatives to traditional neutering and much more!!Want to connect with Sophie? Details below:(1) FacebookWebsite: animallovepetfirstaid.co.ukEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailAndrew Hale is a well-known Certified Animal Behaviourist based in the UK. He runs Train Positive, a behaviour consultancy that focuses on complex dog behaviour issues, particularly aggression and reactivity.Andrew is a strong advocate for what he calls Dog Centred Care, an approach rooted in empathy, compassion, and understanding the emotional experiences behind a dog’s behaviour. He is also the behaviour consultant for several organisations, including Pet Remedy, the British Isles Grooming Association, and Canine Arthritis Management.With a background in human psychology, Andrew brings a unique perspective to his work—bridging the emotional needs of both dogs and their humans. He’s also active in education and has spoken at major conferences like the London Vet Show and the Association of Cats and Dogs conference.In this very powerful conversation Cheryl and Andrew discuss:Andrew's Journey into the dog behaviour worldEmotional safety for dogsStepping away from task oriented training and taking a more care approachUnderstanding how dogs feelHow to support your dog emotionallyHow the families of dogs need supportWant to connect with Andrew? Details below:http://www.dogcc.org/https://www.youtube.com/c/dogcentredcarehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/dogccFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailKirsten Smith is a Veterinary Physiotherapist with a Degree BSc (hons) in Veterinary Physiotherapy and is based in Rosudgeon, Cornwall, UKIn this episode Cheryl and Kirsten Discuss:Why she became a Veterinary PhysiotherapistHer role in helping horses and dogsHer favourite condition to treatPuppies and the 5 minute rule with walking, is it best for your puppyPreventing injuriesWays to help senior dogs to stay mobileMedication for painNervous dogs in her clinic and how she manages thisWhen to see your vetWant to connect with Kirsten? Details below:(1) FacebookWebsite: www.kirstenvetphysio.co.ukEmail: [email protected] questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailBethany Bell is a qualified Canine Behaviourist and the creator of the CDD method.In this truly fascinating episode Cheryl and Bethany discuss:Bethany's Inspiration to go in to the behaviour sector of the dog worldWhat behaviour challenges Bethany specialises inWhat is the CDD methodThe importance of communication, connection and choice for dogsHow is it different to conventional force free training methodsCan this method help with most challengesHow to find out more about Bethany's online courses and booksWant to connect with Bethany? Details below:Facebook(209) Bethany Bell: Rewriting the Rules - YouTubeEmail: [email protected] linksA Dog with No Name: Through The Dog's Eyes (The CDD Method): Amazon.co.uk: Bell, Bethany: 9798312079920: BooksBarking Up A New Tree: Rethinking Dog Training (The CDD Method) : Bell, Bethany: Amazon.co.uk: BooksRedefining Reactivity: Using the CDD Method : Bell, Bethany: Amazon.co.uk: BooksFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailRachel Bean is a qualified Veterinary Nurse, Canine First Aid Tutor and Street Dog & Behaviour Advisor.In this brilliant episode Caroline, Cheryl and Rachel discuss life as a Veterinary Nurse, why Canine First Aid is so important and the fab work that Rachel does. This is what was covered in this discussion:What made Rachel go into Vet Nursing and what inspired herA typical day for a Veterinary NurseThe need for Vet NursesCommon Injuries that she seesDogs that are frightened of Vet visitsThe Canine First Aid Courses that Rachel holdsHer work with rescue dogsWant to connect with Rachel? Details below:Facebook: (3) FacebookFacebook First Aid Workshops : https://www.facebook.com/share/193kqN3kV1/?mibextid=wwXIfrWebsite: www.rachelbean.co.ukFor questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailNess Jones is a Certified Separation Anxiety Pro Behaviour Consultant (Cert. SAPBC) and runs an international programme remotely with clients around the world.Ness is also has a Diploma in Canine Behaviour from the International School for Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP.Dip.Canine.Prac), is Certified in Applied Canine Ethology (CACE) from the Ethology Institute and a CPDT (Certified Professional Dog Trainer, Ethology Institute).In this amazing episode Cheryl, Caroline and Ness delve into Separation Anxiety and discuss:Why Ness chose to specialise in Separation AnxietyWhat is Separation AnxietyWhy it can happenDifferent levelsCommon factorsAre certain breeds more prone to itTips for when brining a new dog homeAdvice that is sometimes given out which can make things worseThe A.L.O.N.E. methodThe Decoding Your Canine SummitsWant to connect with Ness? Details below:Facebook: (1) FacebookEmail: [email protected]: www.nessjones.comwww.youtube.com/@nessjonesInstagram: _nessjones_For questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this bonus episode Caroline and Cheryl have a conversation about keeping your dog safe and happy over the Easter period.In this conversation Cheryl and Caroline explore:Food that could be harmful to your dog, including chocolate, raisins, sultanas, BBQ food and xylitolSpring flowers and plants to avoidHow to help your dog over this busy periodWhat to do if you are worried about your dog over the Easter** If you have any concerns about your dog, please contact your Veterinary surgery **For questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailSally is a Certified Canine Nutritionist with a PGDip in Canine and Feline Nutrition, she is the founder of The Canine Dietitian as well as The Canine Code.In this very interesting episode, Caroline, Cheryl and Sally Discuss:Why Sally became a Canine NutritionistWhat to look for when choosing a Canine NutritionistThe impact nutrition has on health and behaviour in dogsAllergies and intolerancesHow to provide your dog with a complete dietHow 1 diet does not suit every dogDoes your dog need supplementsTreatsAnswers to why some dogs eat poo! and different diets depending on budgetWant to connect with Sally? see details below:Email - [email protected] - The Canine DietitianInstagram - thecaninedietitianFacebook - The Canine DietitianFor questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailDawn is a Dog Trainer and Behaviour Consultant based in Devon UK. Dawn is the founder of Pawsitive Canine and is also part of the Dog Geeks.In this amazing episode Dawn, Cheryl and Caroline discuss:What inspired Dawn to go into the industryKash her rescue Malinois and the challenges she has worked through with himHow using positive reinforcement and reward based training has worked with all her dogsMeeting the needs of high drive dogsAdvice to families with high drive dogs and how to help them live happy lives togetherWhat to look for when looking for a professional to help with trainingAll about the Dog GeeksWant to connect with Dawn? see details below:Facebook - (1) FacebookEmail - [email protected] Geeks Facebook - (1) FacebookDog Geeks Email - [email protected] Geeks Website - www.thedoggeeks.co.ukFor questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan Mail** Apologies for some of the sound quality during the episode **Jamie Pound is an experienced dog trainer and the founder of UK Sniffer Dogs (as seen on Dragons' Den)In this fabulous conversation, Jamie, Caroline and Cheryl discuss:What is Scent WorkWhy Jamie is so passionate about Scent Work for all dogsHow a dog uses their nose and how incredible it isWhy Scent Work is so beneficialWhat can Scent Work help withDifferent breeds and Scent WorkAll dogs can take partWant to connect with Jamie? See details below:Website - www.uksnifferdogs.comEmail - [email protected] - UK Sniffer DogsLink to access 12 free Scent Work games -  https://www.uksnifferdogs.com/for-dog-owners/8-scent-exercises-to-do-with-you-dog-at-home/ For questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Caroline and Cheryl have a conversation about positive reinforcement and reward based dog training. These are the methods that both Cheryl and Caroline use when working with dogs and their owners.In this conversation Cheryl and Caroline explore:What is positive reinforcement and reward based trainingDifferent types of rewardsHow these methods improve dogs and owners livesWhat is punishmentThe fall outs from using punishment and correctionsWhat to look for when finding a Dog TrainerFor questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Caroline and Cheryl have a conversation about the challenges that dog owners may experience when their dog is going through the adolescence stage and how to help them.In this conversation Cheryl and Caroline explore:What is AdolescenceWhen does it startHow long does it lastWhy does it happenWhat changes you may see in your dogWays to helpWhy it is important to support your dog through this stage** If you are ever worried about your dog or see a change in their behaviour that you are concerned about, we always advise a vet check **For questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love DogsFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstailsPodcast email: [email protected] Facebook: We Love Dogs

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Caroline and Cheryl have a conversation about the challenges that puppy owners may face and how to help with them.In this conversation Cheryl and Caroline explore:Puppy bitingThe all important sleepToilet trainingJumping upThe reality of those early days and what to expectFor questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstails

Send us Fan MailCome meet the hosts of our brand new podcast, We Love Dogs.In this episode Caroline Osbourn and Cheryl Marney introduce themselves and talk about their aims for this brand new venture.Caroline is a Certified Trainer with the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT) & Behaviour Consultant  who is based in Rayleigh, Essex, UK and has years of experience helping dogs and their owners using positive and reward based training methods. Caroline has been working with dogs for 8 years.She shares her home with her 2 dogs, a Labrador and French Bull Dog cross and her cat who rules the roost! hahaha.Cheryl is a Certified Trainer with the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT), who is based in Hayle, Cornwall, UK, she also has years of experience of helping dogs and their owners using positive and reward based training methods, Cheryl has worked in the Animal Care industry for over 10 years.She shares her home with her 2 dogs, a labradoodle and Terrier cross and her 3 adorable cats.For questions or to work with Caroline, you can reach her via:Website: K9ology - Dog Psychology and training | Rayleigh / Hockley EssexEmail: [email protected]: K9ology - Dog Psychology & TrainingInstagram: @k9ology_dogtrainingTikTok: @k9ologydogtrainingFor questions or to work with Cheryl, you can reach her via:Website: Chel's Tails | Dog Walking and TrainingEmail: [email protected]: Chel's Tails Canine CoachingInstagram: @chelstailsTikTok:@chelstails