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Today marks a special milestone. As we wrapped up our final puppy class of the year, my mind naturally shifted toward 2026 and how I can best serve the incredible community of dog owners here in Glasgow and it's surrounding areas. We all know that times are tough right now. Financial pressure is everywhere, and unfortunately, when things get tight, professional dog training is often one of the first things to be put on hold. The problem is that behaviour doesn't wait for a be

It’s Friday morning. You’re listening to George Bowie on the school run, waiting for the 5K Minute, and thinking about the weekend. If you grew up in Glasgow in the 90s like me, you remember the rave scene. The music, the energy, the absolute chaos. But if you head up to Strathclyde Park, Hogganfield Loch, Drumpellier or any other park in or around Glasgow  this weekend, you’ll realise: It’s the exact same dynamic. When I’m teaching classes, I often tell owners to imagine a b

We’ve all seen it. You get a quote from a tradesman that makes your eyes water, so you think, "I’ll just watch a YouTube video and do it myself." Sometimes, it works. You get a competent DIYer who lays a perfect patio. Sometimes, you get a "professional" tradesman who does a botched job and leaves a mess. It’s hard to tell the difference until it’s too late. But there is one crucial difference between a talented DIYer and a true professional: The ability to teach. A great DIY

As dog trainers, we know that a walk is so much more than just a toilet break. It's a sensory adventure, a chance to explore, and a vital part of our dogs' well-being. Getting out into new environments provides incredible enrichment, allowing our dogs to experience different sights, sounds, and, most importantly, smells! A good "Sniffari" is one of the best ways to mentally tire your dog and build their confidence. This year, I've made it a mission to explore more of the less

Doing your best as a dog owner isn't about being perfect. How to escape the guilt trap.