All Dogs Go To Erinn
Dog Behaviour and Training
Hello and Welcome. I'm so glad you're here!
You have a dog and you're really struggling with their behaviour, right? You've done your research, Googled your dog's worst symptoms AND spent hours asking ChatGPT for advice. Your friends and family try to be helpful but let's be honest, they're not. Maybe you've even jumped on a few Facebook groups in search of answers.
And you're still none the wiser.
I was once in that place, too. I read all the books, asked all the experts. Heck, I even became a dog trainer to try and make sense of my dog's behaviour!
The good news is that you don't have to go to the lengths that I did - I did all that work so that I can help you.
Let me take the guesswork out of it for you and together we can get you and your dog back on track and enjoying your life together again.
Problem behaviours I can help with:
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Resource guarding
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Barking when people visit/on walks
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Sudden displays of aggression towards other dogs/people
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Fear-aggression towards other dogs/people which has been happening for a long time
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Isolation Distress
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Handling/grooming issues
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Toilet training issues that are age related
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Fear of fireworks
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Aggression towards family members
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Car travel problems
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Abnormal repetitive behaviours
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Canine cognitive dysfunction
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Aggression towards other pets in the house
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Generalised anxiety issues
Is this the right fit for you?
Behaviour change isn’t about quick fixes — it’s about building new habits, new responses, and a better understanding between you and your dog.
This service is designed for owners who are ready to be part of that process.
This is likely a great fit for you if:
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You’re ready to actively work on your dog’s behaviour, not just manage it
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You can commit time each week to training and practice
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You’re open to guidance, even if it means doing things differently
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You want to understand why your dog is behaving the way they are — not just stop the behaviour
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You’re looking for long-term change, not a quick fix
This may not be the right fit if:
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You’re hoping for a fast or immediate solution
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You’re unable to practise between sessions
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You’re not in a position to make changes to your dog’s routine or environment
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You’d prefer someone to “train the dog for you” rather than guide you through the process
What This Work Actually Involves
Working together means:
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Following a structured training plan
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Practising regularly between sessions
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Tracking progress (e.g. through a training diary or videos)
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Making small adjustments to your dog’s routine where needed
I’ll guide you every step of the way — but the real progress happens in the day-to-day work you put in with your dog.
A Quick Note Before You Book
If you’re feeling unsure, overwhelmed, or not quite ready — that’s completely okay.
This kind of work is most effective when you’re in a place where you can commit to the process. If now isn’t the right time, you’re always welcome to come back when it is.
How we'll work together...
Step 1: Reach Out
You can get in touch by filling in the online form here or by emailing me directly.
Tell me a little about your dog and what’s been happening. The more information I have, the better I can support you.
Even if you’re not completely sure you need a behaviour consultation, reach out anyway. I’ll let you know my thoughts and the best way forward.
Step 2: Book a discovery Call
We arrange a quick 15 minute Zoom call to have a chat about the behaviour you would like help with and how I work. Once we agree to work together, I'll send you more information on the next steps along with your invoice.
Step 3: Vet Check & Referral
I’ll ask that your dog is examined by their vet and you arrange for your vet to send me a referral. This step is very important.
I know you are keen to get moving and this feels like an unnecessary step but, I only work with dogs who have a vet referral because I need to make sure I’m working with a healthy dog. About 80% of my caseload are dogs who are struggling with an underlying disease or illness which is why their behaviour is out of sorts. If there’s an underlying physical issue contributing to the behaviour, no amount of training alone will fix it.
This step ensures we’re tackling the right problem safely and effectively from the start.
Step 4: Behaviour History Form
You’ll complete a detailed questionnaire at least 7 days before our consultation.
This helps me understand your dog’s history, current routines, and everything you’ve already tried.
During the consultation, we’ll go through it together, and I may ask you to send videos of the problem behaviours so I can get the fullest picture possible before we start.
Step 5: The Consultation
We'll meet again online for 1.5/2 hours and you can tell me more about what the problem is and what you've already tried to solve it.
At the end of the consultation, I’ll:
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Put management strategies in place immediately, so everyone stays safe and your dog feels calmer.
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Book you in for a 60 minute follow-up consultation a week after you receive your report
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I'll send you some homework via email with things that you can start working on at home to help with whatever it is that you're struggling with
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Ask you to send some video footage of your dog in the home and out on walks
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Start writing your report which you will receive within a week of the consultation - this contains an assessment of the behaviour problem, a prognosis with an outline of what a behaviour modification plan might look like for your dog, and a timeline on how long I think we should work together on the behaviour modification plan
Step 6: The Follow-up Consultation
In this hour, we'll have a chat about how you'd like to proceed, what your current feelings and expectations are after you've read my report and whether or not you'd like to keep working with me on your dog's behaviour. We'll have a chat about timelines and what progress will look like and it gives you a chance to ask me any questions you may have from reading your report
All of this for an investment of: £299
Step 7: Ongoing Support
If you’d like to work with me on modifying your dog's behaviour, I offer behaviour support packages.
Behaviour Support Packages
Bronze level
Great for mild behaviour problems such as car travel, noise sensitivities and nuisance barking.
Daily check ins via WhatsApp
2x 1 hour Zoom progress sessions
Email support
1 month: £149
Silver level
Great for moderate behaviour issues such as reactivity on walks or in the home, Isolation Distress, Fears, Phobias and Anxieties
Daily check-ins via an online Diary and WhatsApp
4 x 1 hour Zoom progress sessions
Email support
1 Month: £249
Gold level
For severe problems such as guardian directed aggression in the home, stranger directed aggression on walks, resource guarding and any behaviours involving bites.
1 Hour Emergency Consultation for management purposes
Daily check-ins via an online Diary and WhatsApp
4 x 1 hour Zoom progress sessions
2 x 1 hour in person sessions
Email Support
1 month: £449
All behaviour support packages run on a monthly rolling basis. At the end of each month, we'll check in together to assess your dog's progress and decide whether to continue. I'll always be upfront with you about where things stand - I'll never keep you on longer than I genuinely think is needed.
Ongoing support lets me:
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Monitor your dog’s progress and adjust the plan as needed
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Provide guidance and reassurance when things feel tricky or overwhelming
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Be there for those moments when you’re unsure if it’s working or just need confirmation that you’re on the right track.
I’m available Monday to Friday via email/whatsapp or phone to give you clear support and guidance, especially when things feel a little hairy or confusing. You’re never left guessing - I’ll help you stay calm, confident, and on track.
Typical Timescale From Initial Contact to Consultation
From First Contact to Getting Started: What to Expect
Week 1: Get in Touch
➡️Fill in my online form or email me and tell me a little about your dog and what's been happening. I'll get back to you within 48 hours to arrange a discovery call.
Week 1–2: Discovery Call, Vet Referral & Behaviour History Form
➡️We'll have a quick 15-minute Zoom chat to make sure we're a good fit. Once we agree to work together, I'll ask you to arrange a vet referral and complete a detailed behaviour history form. Both need to be with me at least 7 days before your consultation.
Week 2–3: The Consultation
➡️We'll meet online for 1.5–2 hours. By the end, I'll have put some management strategies in place, given you some initial homework to get started, and we'll book in your follow-up.
Week 3–4: Your Report
➡️You'll receive a written report within one week of your consultation, covering an assessment of the behaviour problem, a prognosis, an outline of what a behaviour modification plan might look like, and a suggested timeline for working together.
Week 4–5: Follow-Up Consultation
➡️A 30-minute Zoom call, one week after you receive your report. We'll talk through your thoughts, answer any questions, and decide together how you'd like to move forward.
Week 5+: Ongoing Support
➡️If you'd like to continue working together, we'll begin your behaviour support package.
Ready to get started?
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Book a discovery call
We'll have a chat over Zoom before any commitment is made to make sure we're a good fit for each other. This can be arranged at a time and day to suit you. Once we're both happy moving forward, I'll send you more information on next steps, including your invoice.
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Let's get started!
I'll ask that you organise a vet referral and whilst you're waiting on that, you can fill in an online behaviour history form. We’ll then begin with an initial consultation, to unpick your dog’s issues and determine a way forward. I’ll send you a report and advise on the best support package to guide you through the plan.
“I’m so grateful for your advice”
"Mandy is doing really well. We have seen a great improvement in her over the past week which I'm so happy about. I’m so grateful for your advice. Thank you so much."
– Mandy’s guardian