This month, we have been on the road (as per every June), and through our 1:1s, workshops, and retreats, we have seen a theme that is becoming increasingly common that has us quite worried - a lack of owners and healthcare professionals being able to handle dogs.

As someone who got themself in that situation with their dog, I totally get it, and there is never any judgment from us. I have been there, being so stressed about the risk of vet visits, not being able to handle my own dog. But we are seeing more and more how much it is limiting the overall welfare of the dogs and the stress it adds to their owners.

We want to change that!

In this live session we will unpick some of the findings from our month on the road. We’ll be discussing:

In this live session, we are going to unpack our findings from the road and give you some practical takeaways. We’ll be covering:

• Real-Life Case Studies: The overarching themes and struggles we’ve spotted across the month.

• The Puppy Gap: What people are missing when it comes to early handling, and why it's causing problems later.

• Practical Steps: Our top, general tips for improving handling, no matter how old your dog is.

• Live Q&A: We will finish by answering your specific questions!

We want to hear from you:
Feel free to drop a comment below with your questions, concerns, or the specific things you have gotten stuck with when it comes to you (or others) handling your dog, and we will make sure to cover it in the live!

❓Education and Coaching Members

📍 Handling Your Pet Dog: Webinar [8th July] (find the link to join here)