At the core of Emma’s philosophy is a deep belief in the intrinsic value of all animals, regardless of their species or breed. She recognizes that every animal has its own unique personality, preferences, and needs, and that it is our responsibility as caretakers to honour and respect these differences. By taking the time to understand and appreciate our animal companions as individuals, we can build a relationship that is founded on mutual trust and respect.

Behaviour modification has been proven to have more successful long term effects with the use of science based training. We focus on rewarding the positive choices our dogs make while discouraging behaviours we don’t like in a humane way. Emma’s goal as a dog trainer is to create a training plan/training environment that will set your dog up for success. This way we try to avoid the practice of bad behaviours. Dogs are opportunists and learn based on repetition and sequence so a successful learning environment is one where the easiest choice to make is the right one. A less frustrated dog and owner will grow a lot quicker in skill and bond.

Moreover, Emma is a firm believer in the importance of ongoing education and professional development. She is constantly seeking out new knowledge and techniques to improve her training methods and provide the best possible care for her animal clients. By staying up-to-date on the latest research and trends in canine behaviour and training, she is able to offer effective solutions that are tailored to the unique needs of each animal.

Emma believes all animals are deserving of our respect, compassion, and care. By treating them as valued members of our families and communities, we can create a world that is more harmonious, joyful, and fulfilling for all beings, human and animal alike. Through her work as a dog trainer, Emma is dedicated to advancing this vision and promoting a more compassionate and humane approach to canine care and training.