21/04/2026
I’m not here to reinvent the wheel. I’m here to oil it, steady it, and help it turn the way it was always meant to. The gaps in our industry aren’t because people don’t care, they’re because the systems we work within were built in separate rooms, with no windows between them. And when you can’t see into the next room, you can only work from your own perspective.
Everything I do is about empowering you to be the best you can be. This isn’t about becoming a big figure to follow or chasing likes. It’s about helping us move into a new era of canine care, one where we finally see our dogs as whole beings. That shift is already happening, and it’s wonderful, but it also brings resistance, because change is uncomfortable for most of us. Necessary, but uncomfortable.
For various reasons, often profit driven, the systems of care have been split into boxes. Behaviour in one box. Nutrition in another. Veterinary care in another. Training in another. grooming in another. And the saddest part is that these boxes rarely have windows. So when a guardian walks into one box, they’re only seen through that one lens.
A dog with a behaviour issue may actually be in pain.
A groomer may need to refer to a behaviourist.
A dog with gut issues may need a nutritionist more than a vet.
A dog struggling with training may actually need medical support.
And the professionals in each box don’t always know what’s happening in the others. Not because they don’t want to but because the system wasn’t designed for connection.
That’s why I’m creating the Canine Triage Practitioner role.
This isn’t about diagnosing or fixing. It’s about understanding the whole dog well enough to guide guardians to the right support. It’s about putting windows in every box so we can finally see each other, work together, and build the right team around each individual dog.
The course will run over four months, teaching behaviour, communication, body condition, movement, and the many modalities that make up modern canine care ,from vets to physios, from herbalists to trainers, from nutritionists to reiki practitioners. You’ll learn how to collaborate professionally, how to recognise what’s in your scope and what isn’t, and how to help guardians find the right help within their own budget and means.
This role can stand alone or sit beautifully alongside the work you already do. It’s for behaviourists, trainers, groomers, vets, vet nurses, complementary therapists, and there will also be a tier for people who aren’t in the industry yet but feel called to this work.
I already have a lovely WhatsApp group of people who are interested. If you’d like to be added, just send me a message.
We’re building something that should have existed a long time ago. Something collaborative, compassionate, and genuinely dog‑centred. Something with windows.
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