Qualified dog trainer and behaviourist in Warwickshire

Specialist behaviour support and kind, professional training for dogs and puppies

In-person support available in Leamington Spa, Warwick, Coventry, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Rugby and surrounding areas.

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Ever thought your dog just doesn't fit the mould?

When the usual training methods don’t work, it can be frustrating – and even leave you wondering if you’re doing something wrong. Here's the thing: every dog is different, and change is always possible with the right approach.

I’m Rosy – a qualified dog trainer and clinical behaviourist based in Warwickshire. I help dog guardians with everything from puppy foundations to complex behaviour challenges, using kind, ethical methods that are tailored to each individual dog.

My two rescue dogs, Lyra and Crash, who’ve each been a little different and needed their own unique approach, have taught me as much as any course about patience, creativity and connection – and how to help dogs who don’t fit the mould. Together, we’ll create a plan that fits your dog’s personality and your lifestyle, so progress feels realistic and supported.

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Here's what I can help you with...

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Dog Behaviour Support

For dogs struggling with issues like reactivity, separation anxiety or fear and anxiety. I provide tailored behaviour support to help your dog cope better with daily life – and give you the confidence to handle tricky situations.

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Dog Training

From puppy foundations to adult dog manners, I use kind, reward-based methods to make training clear and enjoyable. Whether it’s recall, lead walking or settling at home, I’ll help you teach the skills your dog needs for everyday life.

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Referral Service for Vets

I accept referrals from veterinary practices for dogs with behaviour problems requiring professional support. As a clinical dog behaviourist, I provide evidence-based behaviour plans and regular feedback to ensure clients are supported alongside their vet’s care.

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Here's what clients consistently say about me...

"We've learned the reasons behind our dog's behaviours"
"Rosy took the time to get to know us and our dog"
"Our dog wouldn’t take treats on walks, but we’ve made huge progress"
"Rosy talked us through any wobbles when things didn't go to plan"
"Rosy makes training great fun"

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