Pack in the park

30/07/2026

The sweetest duo you’ll see today 🐾🩷

23/07/2026

21/07/2026

I’m usually behind the camera, so here’s a rare one of what roll call looks like 🐾 3/3 working dogs present ☺️🐾🐶

10/07/2026

Dirty > Wet > Clean 🐾

A quick freshen up post walk
Clean, dry, brushed and ready for cuddles at home 🤍🖤

26/06/2026

Portrait dump of the week

1. Billie 🌼
2. Felix ⚡️
3. Ed 🤪
4. Penny 🐦
5. Tilly 🌪️
6. Buffy ☀️

20/06/2026

Meet some of the crew 🐾

1. Whiskey 🥃
2. Kicks ⚽️
3. Dolly 💅
4. Bear 🧸
5. Zola ☀️

More familiar furry faces coming soon 📸🐶

18/06/2026

Great progress with Tilly 🐾

Today she was off lead for an entire walk, as well as Felix walking with us, something I honestly didn’t think would happen this soon.

When we first started in this park she was:

1. Charging towards every dog
2. Not engaged with me at all
3. Overstimulated

After weeks of:

1. Long line recall work
2. Building engagement through play
3. Obedience work

She is now calmer, more engaged, values being with me and listens to direction — now she can safely have structured freedom.

She’s still the same happy dog and she’ll still have her moments.

But now she has boundaries and the freedom to explore within them.

Key tip: make yourself more valuable than the environment 🐾

10/06/2026

Walks don’t need to feel like a battle

• Stop rewarding pulling
• Reward calm behaviour and check-ins
• Build a connection where you lead with clear boundaries and expectations

09/06/2026

Neutrality is one of the most important skills a dog can learn

It’s not about ignoring the world or stopping them from being social

It’s about being able to see distractions without feeling the need to engage with every single one and being able to settle in different environments

A dog that can calmly exist in busy environments is safer, easier to handle and more enjoyable to walk