One named problem, worked properly, with an end date. You’ll know what we’re fixing, how we’re fixing it, and what should be different by the end — written down, before you pay anything.
At the paddock, at your home, or online · Price set at the assessment
Almost all dog training is sold by the hour, which conveniently means nobody ever has to say what done looks like. We say it first, and then we’re on the hook for it.
Comes back about half the time in the garden. Never once with another dog in sight. So he lives on a lead, and everybody’s fed up with him.
Recall on a ten-metre line in the paddock, then off the line in the paddock, then off the line on the marshes with dogs visible at thirty metres. Three first-time recalls out of four, across three separate sessions.
Sessions are spaced on purpose. The change happens in the fortnight between them, not in the hour you spend with us.
We watch the dog, agree the one problem we’re fixing, and write the outcome down. If we don’t think we can help, this is where we say so and you owe us nothing.
The mechanics, at a level the dog can already manage. You leave able to do it yourself, because you’re the one who has to.
Same behaviour, harder conditions. Distance, duration, distraction, in that order.
Somewhere you didn’t choose. A lane, a car park, the group — or on video, if we’re working online.
We stop running it and watch you run it. Anything that falls apart here gets fixed here.
We read back the outcome from week zero and mark it honestly. If it isn’t there, see the next section.
Two private acres at Church Cottage. Best when the problem needs space, distance, or other dogs to work around — recall, reactivity, anything that falls apart outdoors.
Best when the problem is the house. The door, the visitors, the bin lorry, the dog that never switches off. We come to where it actually happens.
You film, we watch, we coach on a call. Same plan, same written outcome, no postcode. Most of the work was always homework anyway — this just makes that explicit.
Not a menu. The same problem in two different dogs isn’t the same job, and pretending otherwise is how people end up paying for the wrong thing.
A dog isn’t a boiler and we’re not going to pretend otherwise. But there’s a version of this we can stand behind, and this is it.
Eight weeks, done, handed over. What people find afterwards is that the dog doesn’t stay fixed by accident — it stays fixed because they keep turning up somewhere.
The problem you came in with will be finished. A different one turns up later, and it turns up on a schedule: the perfect six-month-old falls apart at ten months, then there’s the second dog, the baby, the house move, the bad encounter in a car park.
So the membership isn’t maintenance and it isn’t a content library. It’s a fixed time, a field or a call, and other owners who know your dog’s name — plus somewhere to bring the next thing before it becomes another eight weeks.
Group coaching, monthly — in person or online
A pack walk, a paddock session, or a video call: one thing in three formats, on a monthly membership rather than per session. Every Fix ends with the offer, and nobody’s signed up automatically.