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Amelia Steele - Dog Trainer 📚 Qualified Dog Trainer & Behaviourist
🐶 Sharing tips and working with rescues
⬇️ Online Training via my Training Hub ⬇️

With everything going on at the moment I haven’t really thought to push this out, but I would love if you could take a m...
14/10/2026

With everything going on at the moment I haven’t really thought to push this out, but I would love if you could take a minute to vote for me in the Pet Industry Awards.

A lot of people don’t know this, but a huge portion of my work is unpaid behavioural support for rescue organisations and opportunities like this help us to spotlight vital work that often flies under the radar.

Last year I spent time at The Dogs Home working with 4 dogs who were stuck due to behavioural issues. All ended up safe and happy in homes due to the work we did.

And over the past 3 years I’ve been working with The Pack Project - most recently flying out to Romania to help Rubix (you might have seen our videos!)

I’d love the chance to spotlight rescues and continue this work and your support makes all the difference!

To vote, comment VOTE and I’ll send you the link 🫶

Thank you and so much love xx

It always makes me laugh when I talk about common mistakes and people reply “well it worked fine for me”. because yeah, ...
12/10/2026

It always makes me laugh when I talk about common mistakes and people reply “well it worked fine for me”. because yeah, it worked fine for me, but that’s definitely what I would recommend now.

I always joke that I’m lucky that my German Shepherd turned out to be so amazing, because the reality is I was just a confused 22 year-old with a German Shepherd puppy trying to do as much as they could with the confusing information that was available. And did I get everything right? Absolutely not.

But the great thing is as I’ve progressed through my career and added more Dogs to my family I’ve been able to take everything I’ve learned from Cassius and use it to improve the lives of so many dogs around me. It also means that little Simon, my rescue puppy, is learning and growing with a human that has been there, done that, made all the mistakes and can give him the best life possible.

I’m so proud of how far we’ve come in the eight years since bringing Cassius home.

Though he could never understand the impact he’s had on thousands of dogs across the world, I’m forever grateful for the lessons he’s taught me and the love that he’s brought into my life.

13/09/2026

Rubix was rescued 7 years ago from a public pound (aka kill shelter). He was likely catch poled and as a result has a lot of trauma surrounding things going near his neck.

This has meant that for 7 years no one’s been able to get a harness on him and because of that, he can’t travel.

So my mission is to help him heal from this and learn that the harness isn’t so scary.

I’m 5 days in with 2 more to go and I’m so proud of how far we’ve come (though admitted I did have a little panic that it wasn’t enough)

Please share this or drop a comment in support to help get Rubix seen, so he can finally have the happy ending he deserves ♥️

13/09/2026

I’m so honoured to be a part of this boys story ♥️

Can’t say thank you enough to our amazing sponsor who funded my travel and to the Pack Project who work tirelessly to find these dogs homes 🫶

13/09/2026

Day 4 working with Rubix 🌞

12/09/2026

Day 3 working with Rubix! A good reminder that progress is never linear, but I’d say we did amazing ❤️

11/09/2026

Day 2 of trying to teach a traumatised shelter dog to wear a harness ♥️

10/09/2026

This week I’m in Romania with the hopes of teaching Rubix to safely wear a harness!

Please share this - and if you’d could offer Rubix a forever home, you can apply through

And if you’d like to support my work, I’m currently up a finalist in 2 industry awards and I’d love it if you could vote for me! Awards like this help us get visibility for the dogs and continue doing the important stuff - just comment vote and I’ll send you the links :)

08/09/2026

Focus heels can be useful, but they are not sustainable for an entire walk. If you expect your dog to be glued to your side, then realistically, they are not getting what they need from a walk.

To me, loose lead walking, means exactly that. No pulling, no fighting over the leash - just a nice loose lead while we both enjoy the walk.

If you want the same - calm walks without compromising your dog’s happiness, I teach exactly this in my 30 Day Loose Leash Challenge, which is available in my online Training Hub. Comment HUB to try 3 days free 🫶

The truth about reactivity training is that it’s a really hard thing to navigate on your own. It’s so much more than jus...
06/09/2026

The truth about reactivity training is that it’s a really hard thing to navigate on your own.

It’s so much more than just “teaching a dog not to bark”. Because reactivity is a complex behaviour with lots of influences.

It’s influenced by their overall wellbeing, routine, life stressors, ability to self regulate and so much more.

When we work through reactivity training, you need a plan you can trust that takes all of these things into consideration. Otherwise you’ll just feel like you’re going one steps forward two steps back.

And if you need help figuring all that out - you don’t have to do it alone. For a limited time, I’m opening a small number of 121 coaching slots, to guide you through your training step by step. 100% tailored to you. To learn more and book a free discovery call comment WOOF and I’ll send you the link 🫶

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