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Fees &
Costs...
I believe it is important to be open and transparent about fees from the outset.
Behavioural work varies significantly depending on the dog, the household, the history involved, and the level of support required. For that reason, behavioural consultation fees are not set as a single fixed price. Fees are instead discussed and agreed in advance, following an initial free telephone consultation, so that expectations are clear and there are no surprises.
This approach allows me to recommend support that is proportionate, appropriate, and realistic for each individual situation, rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution.
Behavioural Consultations
Behavioural consultations form the core of my work.
These consultations are intended for situations where behaviour has become difficult, confusing, or distressing, and where careful assessment, interpretation, and experienced guidance are required. This may include fear-based behaviour, anxiety, reactivity, guarding behaviour, or situations where safety and wellbeing are a concern.
Consultations are tailored to the individual dog and household and typically involve:
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a detailed assessment of the behaviour and relevant history,
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consideration of environmental, relational, and practical factors,
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clear, realistic guidance focused on understanding, safety, and longer-term change.
Fees for behavioural consultations reflect the time, complexity, and level of support involved and are always agreed following the initial telephone discussion, before any work is undertaken.
Where appropriate, I work alongside veterinary professionals to ensure behavioural, medical, and welfare considerations are properly aligned.
Puppy & Early Support
I also offer structured early support for puppies and young dogs.
This support is aimed at owners who want clear guidance during the early stages of living with a dog, including understanding behaviour, establishing healthy routines, and addressing concerns before they become entrenched.
Details of my puppy support options, including clear pricing, can be found on the individual puppy package pages, which are linked from this page.
While puppy support is more structured, it is not delivered through group classes and does not follow a rigid programme. Instead, it focuses on helping owners understand their individual dog and establish calm, fair foundations for the relationship.
Insurance-Covered Behavioural Work.
I am a full member of the Canine and Feline Behaviour Association (CFBA), one of a small number of professional bodies recognised by pet insurers for behavioural referrals.
Where behavioural work is covered under an individual pet insurance policy, and where a veterinary referral is required, I am able to accept referrals subject to insurer terms and conditions. This can be discussed during the initial telephone consultation if relevant.
Insurance-Covered Behavioural Work.
I am a full member of the Canine and Feline Behaviour Association (CFBA), one of a small number of professional bodies recognised by pet insurers for behavioural referrals.
Where behavioural work is covered under an individual pet insurance policy, and where a veterinary referral is required, I am able to accept referrals subject to insurer terms and conditions. This can be discussed during the initial telephone consultation if relevant.