Focusing on restoring balance and calm in your dog, I specialise in solving the most complex and unusual of behavioural cases. Many of my clients have been referred to me by other dog professionals or have previously tried training and rehabilitation with limited or no real success.
Private Dog Behaviour Consultations are currently available in the Dundee area and beyond including to Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Forfar, Newport and Tayport, Carnoustie.
Caroline’s knowledge of and approach to dog behaviour is just amazing, she gives you practical and easy to follow advice. She is also very kind and understanding with the humans…

Jennifer
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Caroline is so calm and, most importantly, non-judgemental. Everything she suggested was tailored to our boy and we are already seeing a difference after only a matter of hours…




Deborah
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Caroline is very professional and friendly. She has given great advice in a calm manner. Teemu was like a changed dog when my friend came. I would have no hesitation in recommending her…




Margaret
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Recent Blogs and Articles
How to prepare your dog for a new baby; crucial things to consider!


Bringing home a new baby often means stressful changes to a dogs routine. Whilst we can never fully prepare them for what’s coming, we can minimise the stress. Here are my top ways you can prepare your dog for a…
Why a doggy door could be making your dogs behaviour worse!


Many people get a doggy door installed to make their lives and training easier. But, all too often, they end up making things worse. Especially when it comes to house training, territorial, and hyperactive behaviour. Here’s why that happens, and…
Do dogs have spoons, and what happens if they run out?


In mental health, spoon theory can be used to define the amount of mental energy we have to spend on daily tasks. But, can the same theory be applied to dogs? Here’s what I think…
Four stages of the behaviour training process


Changing a behaviour is not the same as teaching new cues. With traditional cue training you can keep adding new skills and tricks for as long as you want to. Changing a behaviour is usually a process that has a…