Calmer Canine Behaviour Services

01/03/2026

Ten years and one month after officially opening my doors, I have sadly decided to permanently close them. It’s been a real joy, however, with my own dogs getting older, one of which is very sadly rapidly disappearing into the fog of canine cognitive dysfunction, I need to spend more time with them.

Also Mouse and I have enrolled to do our City & Guilds in scent work, which is a year long course with two practical and one written exam – yikes!! I know that Mouse will smash it but…….😬

Anyway I just want to say a huge big THANK YOU to all of my amazing clients and their wonderful dogs. I have learnt so much from each dog I’ve been lucky enough to work with. To all of my followers, and everyone who has supported me – it has made the last ten years a fantastic ride!

When looking for trainers/behaviourists make sure you ask lots of questions about their qualifications, methodology and experiences before parting with any money.

Put kindness at the centre of everything you do: kindness to your dogs, to others and, of course, to yourself! 🐾❤️🐾

06/02/2026

This afternoon Mouse was back at the RAF museum, mantrailing with K9 Splash & Trail.

It such a joy to see how confident he is getting & I'm having a job to keep up with him when he knows he's on the trail.

Today was the first time that he had the challenge of having a decoy placed in the helicopter along with the person we had asked him to find. He ignored the decoy and spent a moment or two working the helicopter interior to decode the scents and find his person.

All the dogs were, as always, amazing to watch. A huge thank you to Tasha for her patience, guidance & knowledge (& photos).
.... & we got our first badge - woohoo!! 👏🌟 💪

05/02/2026

Watch this gorgeous boy living his best life. The excitement is almost too much! The message is clear, always trust your dog. Amazing 👏 ❤️😬

04/02/2026

Excited to have recieved a special delivery today!! We do love sniffy bits! 🤩❤️

31/01/2026

The same walk, just different days & with different dogs. It's always interesting to see what catches each dog's attention. Both dogs, however, opted to have a little paddle!! 🐾🫶

29/01/2026

28/01/2026

These dogs are just so amazing!! ❤️❤️

27/01/2026

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25/01/2026

Small dogs are just as relevant as their larger counterparts!!

Small dogs are often dismissed as not being ‘real’ dogs and are the ‘soft’ option when it comes to canine guardianship.

However, small dogs can need just as much, & sometimes more, physical and mental stimulation. They can have the same innate drives to be busy, active, hunt, chase, dig, problem solve that we recognise in our larger breed dogs.

Due to their size, their big emotions may be easier to manage, however, they need the same respect, approach and space as any other dog. Sometimes being smaller can mean that the overwhelm kicks in sooner, such as when trying to negotiate walking in a crowded place or fighting their way through long undergrowth or crossing a stubble field.

Do not underestimate the mighty small ones, they can join in many of the activities that we take as a given with the larger dogs.

Small dogs ARE REAL DOGS!!

Feel free to show me your mighty, pocket rockets!! 🤩🐾