How I’ve come to be known as ‘the treat lady’.

I believe dogs learn best when they feel safe, understood and happy. That means treats, patience and plenty of encouragement—never force or punishment.

Elsa cuddling Foxy, a small dogDogs relaxing together at Elsa's home

Happy dogs learn better.

I even learned to walk while holding on to our family Beauceron. Dogs have been at the centre of my life ever since.

Based in Marylebone, I work one-to-one with dogs and owners across Central, West and North London. Every session is highly personalised. We look at your dog, your home life and the behaviour you actually want to change—then work from there.

Everything I do is based on positive reinforcement. I do not force dogs into behaviours or use punishment or negative reinforcement. We use treats, play and praise to build confidence and make the right choices worth repeating.

Whether we are helping a puppy settle in or working through a more difficult behavioural problem, the aim is the same: useful change that makes everyday life happier for both you and your dog.

Foxy and Brody running together across a field
Foxy and Brody out for a run.

The goal is a happier dog, not just an obedient one.

One dog at a time

Your one-to-one sessions are built around your dog’s personality, routines and specific behavioural needs.

No force. No fear.

Positive reinforcement keeps dogs involved in the process. They learn because it feels good to get it right.

Changes that last

We practise useful behaviours in real life, helping your dog feel confident and making your days together easier.