30/08/2026
Nearly five years ago, I started Snoot because I wanted the freedom to build a life where I could spend more time with them and actually enjoy life together.
And it’s taken me nearly five years to admit that somewhere along the way… I built almost the opposite.
I LOVE helping people train their dogs. But full days, early mornings and sometimes training 10 dogs a day meant I was giving everything I had to everyone else’s dogs, then coming home with an empty battery for my own.
And this year my body finally forced me to listen.
I went from easily training 6-9 dogs a day, going to the gym 5 days a week, drinking coffee every morning and eating whatever I wanted…
To barely having the energy to train one.
For months, the only foods I could tolerate were chicken, carrots and a little fruit. I’ve dealt with nausea every day for the last 6 months, chronic pain and exhaustion - and I’m still building myself back up.
When you’re used to being healthy and capable, it’s so easy to take it for granted. You think you can keep pushing your body and it’ll just keep showing up for you.
Until one day it doesn’t.
So my biggest priority now is getting my health back.
Getting strong again. Going back to the gym. Eating normally. Having energy for my dogs. Going on adventures.
And maybe, just maybe, drinking my morning coffee again by Christmas. 😂☕️
That means Snoot needs to change with me too.
I’ll be reducing my hours, capping how many dogs I see each day and creating a business that leaves some of me for my own life.
And one of the changes I’m MOST excited about?
You’re going to be seeing a lot more of Orion & Vega 🥹❤️
The boys will be joining me for more sessions where appropriate, coming along for more work days and becoming a bigger part of Snoot again.
Snoot turns FIVE in a couple of weeks, and it feels like the perfect time for a new chapter.
I still want to help change as many dogs’ and humans’ lives as I can.
I just want to make sure I’m looking after mine, too ❤️