Wee Molly's Pals Dog Training and Pet Services

15/08/2025

Hello!!

Long time no posting! I wanted to explain my reasons for closing the business and bring some GOOD NEWS!! I'm BACK for consultations on puppy problems, sensitive, anxious and reactive dogs!! PLEASE drop me a message for further information, I'd love to hear from you!

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In 2021, I survived attempts from people who lied, spread rumours and sabotaged my business, which affected my mental health massively - I will be truthful here, as it's a very important topic to discuss. These people knew I was struggling, that I was literally suicidal, and had been for some time. This devastated me. I had missed social cues, comments and alarm bells. I felt useless and worthless.

Very soon after, I was hospitalised. I suffered what turns out to have been severe autistic burnout combined with C-PTSD breakdown. I am very late diagnosed AuDHD. This had caused my mood to spiral and become overwhelmed very quickly. My chronic anxiety worsened, imposter syndrome kicked in. Severe brainfog kicked in. 🙄

Unfortunately, this also coincided with my mobility deteriorating (again...). I have FND, fibromyalgia, severe osteoarthritis in my back, hypermobility. This has all caused weakened joints and my left ankle (talonavicular joint) has pretty much left the building. I suffer a lot of nerve pain.

All of this caused me to lose confidence, postpone appointments, and ultimately, closing the business as I felt that I was letting people down.

I don't write this for sympathy, it's accountability and has been a journey of finding my authentic self under 50 years of unknowingly masking and not understanding why I never fitted in! I know many thousands of women (and men) are discovering their neurodivergence much later in life. It's huge and the effects can't be underestimated. Unmasking leaves you very open and vulnerable, and you may find you need support where you used to carry on regardless, ignoring everything the mind-body was telling you.

I have a new direction too. As a lived experience neurodivergent with complex trauma, I have been researching and studying myself, books, courses - everything! I am writing a book about my life experiences and also training to be a neurodivergence coach.

My page is Inner Spectrum - June Eaglesham (apologies, it's not allowing me to link it). Please feel free to join the page as I try to break down myths and offer facts. I will offer practical support.

05/06/2024

I am absolutely heartbroken to let you know that the doors have temporarily been closed for Wee Molly's Pals dog training services but will reopen as a part time service soon.

I will no longer be available for boarding or pet visits.

Thanks for your support.

17/05/2024

She's doing great. And Bowser is settling fine for his sleepover. 😊

30/04/2024

Poor lass is a bit under the weather today. She hadn't been ready for the vet yet, but needs must. Make sure your dogs are wormed!

Worms can cause serious issues in humans too, particularly if ingested in some way by children.

When you're in a rebellious mood and sit on the human end of the couch. 🤣

Seriously though, I was meant to go for a 'quiet' visit to the vet this week, just to see the surgery, and get weighed, but mum had to take me to get seen yesterday because she found a worm in a little bit of sick.

We are on the list to do the confidence classes, but this couldn't wait. I had had non-prescription flea and worming, so maybe this helped to start eliminate them from me, but now I have had proper medication. Thankfully there have been no fleas or mites.

Sorry this is a disgusting topic, but it's so important that your dogs are on the right medication, but the vet won't prescribe without giving them a check over first and check the weight to allow the right medication to be administered.

I was so nervous, that I poo'd myself in the surgery. But I stood on the scales by myself! Even though the male vet was lovely with me, I was still extremely scared.

I wore my muzzle, which we've been training, just in case, but I didn't react. I let my mum show my teeth and gums to the vet, he said they looked very well.

Worming and flea treatment are so important for your dog's wellbeing, and even though my first visit to the vet didn't go as it was meant to, it needed done.

I'm looking forward to the confidence classes. Again, an important part of being a responsible dog owner - many dogs really struggle with their vet visits.

27/04/2024

Dayla's first big adventure. She's had a ball for her 1st birthday. Three weeks today she's been with us. We knew she was ready.

She was still nervous and there are examples of stress signals in the post's comments.

All went so well. 💜

25/04/2024

I absolutely love this. Nearly 4 weeks in and Dayla's Diary is making so much progress. The video in the comments of the original post have a great display of play behaviour.

This lass is finally healing our hearts after losing Molly and teaching me a whole new level of patience. Letting yourself be taught by a dog is such a beautiful way to truly understand them.

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24/04/2024

Sometimes I forget I should be sharing training as well. Little Lenni is starting his training journey with engagement, socialisation, life skills and mental enrichment. How cute is this guy?

21/04/2024

Dayla's progress!

20/04/2024

17/04/2024

Dayla had a bad spell last night, she was very restless in the early hours and ripped through our couch. We didn't give her a row - mainly because it would reinforce the negative emotions, but also because it was so out of character for her.

Her confusion about her emotions have meant she's been really depressed today, another phase of having a traumatised rescue.

Please do follow her diary, it will show the real ups and downs of her emotions and her progress and may help you to understand the whole process.

There are never straight lines when it comes to emotions. Dogs are extremely sentient and Dayla is very, very sensitive.

We will continue to show her the love and patience she needs, to help her recovery.

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12/04/2024

Problem solving within 14 days. She has responded to muzzle training as well.

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11/04/2024

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When you have a dog that overreacts in situations, that dog is likely to be suffering from pain or fear. My programme examines potential hidden pain, the emotions behind the reactions (which should NEVER be punished - the dog is scared) and how we can overcome these issues to have a happier dog.

Reactivity is a complex mental health issue that takes time to overcome, and left untreated will only become more severe over time, which takes its toll on your dog emotionally and physically - it is no different from us suffering chronic anxiety and/or other mental health conditions. The more it is left, the harder it becomes to reverse how your dog feels about their triggers. There is a lot of work involving patience and commitment.

Luckily I am here to help!! Please contact me for a free short discovery call and follow up consultation now!

AS A BONUS, I AM OFFERING 20% OFF MY REACTIVITY PROGRAMMES, BOTH ONLINE AND IN PERSON, NOW (not including consultation) AND UNTIL 30TH APRIL!!

We are all affected by the cost of living crisis, but helping your dog recover should never be ignored - we go to the doctor when we're unwell, dogs can't make that choice for themselves, so let it happen!

You and your dog will enjoy each session, which comes with handouts, workbooks, over 100 videos and a training tracker, as well as my knowledge and experience. Sessions are fun, informative, and will give you the skills to carry on.

June 💜🐾