Hannah has never been without dogs. She grew up with Border Collies, training and competing them in Junior Obedience competitions aged 10 and running them over horse jump 'agility style' courses in the 90s.

Hannah has always had a natural understanding of dogs and calmly seeks to connect with them where they are, providing clarity and understanding for both the dogs and their guardians, making dog behavioural training a pleasure for both Hannah and the dogs she works with.

Hannah has two Alaskan Klee Kai, Zuni (pictured) and Shiloh, who's breed characteristics include being highly sensitive to their environment and a Beauceron (French Shepherd) called Mungo.

Hannah has vast experience with all types of dogs, she understands and is able to dissect their behaviour. She has learned and developed effective ways to overcome difficulties with patience and understanding.

Hannah originally studied practical and theory Dog training and Dog Behaviour at the Northern Centre for Canine Behaviour in 2012. Under the teachings of internationally renowned expert John Rogerson, Hannah enhanced her natural skills so she can help you work through any problem using positive methods and relationship based training. Hannah's methods are kind and fair, and communicates with dogs on a level that is easy to understand.

In her spare time Hannah enjoys meditation, fostering rescue dogs, discovering quantum physics and riding her horse, Hera.