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Paws & Flaws Paws & Flaws is grounded in a foundations-first, attunement-based approach to dog behaviour.
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For dog carers doing everything… but still stuck
Fearful & reactive dogs (rescue, street & misunderstood)
Beyond “training” → real-life alignment

✔️ Advanced Canine Behaviour Accredited
✔️ Online coaching & in-person support | Bangkok & Krabi Rather than focusing on obedience or “quick fixes” behaviour, my work looks at safety, predictability, skills, emotional states, environment, and the human–dog relationship as a whole for lasting growth, outcome & deeper understanding. I specialise in fearful, anxious, reactive, rescue, ex free-roaming dogs and in supporting the people who live with them. This work is about alignment, action, wellbeing, responsibility, and realism:
• Is the environment fair?
• Are expectations appropriate?
• Are both dog and human supported to regulate and adapt? There is no judgement, jargon, no dominance myths, no gimmicks, and no toxic positivity just grounded education, lived experience, and practical guidance for real life to suit each individual & new situations as they arise, supporting your dog along the way. As well as extensive hands on experience, I am part of various dog trainer further learning organisations always developing my education and skills to offer maximum support for families. "It’s ok to have ‘flaws’ (us or our dogs) so let’s work towards progressing in the areas required, celebrate the wins and enjoying the journey along the way!"

Want to know more, just drop me a message or email [email protected]

Robyn Anne

Because the work doesn’t just stop when a session ends😗.Three years working together and we’re still learning. And I hop...
14/09/2026

Because the work doesn’t just stop when a session ends
😗.

Three years working together and we’re still learning. And I hope that never changes.

Recently had a half weekend of training with team member Kwan, who supports many of the families we’ve worked with through dog walking and pet sitting in Bangkok.

After all the work and development who walks your dog, who cares for them when you’re away, how they respond to their communication and whether the consistency you’ve worked hard to build continues all matter.

So this weekend was about updating skills, questioning what we think we know and getting curious.

We looked at the tiny body language signals that are so easily missed.
How a change in context can completely change a dog’s response.
How to safely navigate territorial free roaming dogs.

And one of my favourites, simply exploring more with our dogs rather than always trying to get somewhere.

And I’m constantly learning too.
Every new dog and family teaches me something.

Sometimes something works beautifully. Sometimes we hit a roadblock and I have to look again, change perspective and try another way.

Because there are so many variables when it comes to behaviour.

There isn’t one answer for every dog.
And I think that’s one of the most fascinating parts of this work.

Three years later, Kwan and I are still learning together. 🐾

What are you currently learning or rethinking with your dog?

Too excited to share this latest edition to the Paws & Flaws collection 😃 I’m sure many dog lovers can relate 😅What do y...
14/09/2026

Too excited to share this latest edition to the Paws & Flaws collection 😃 I’m sure many dog lovers can relate 😅

What do you think?🐾

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(Only this colour available for now)

“But my other dog never did this…”I hear this a lot.Especially from people who’ve previously had a more traditional pet ...
11/09/2026

“But my other dog never did this…”

I hear this a lot.

Especially from people who’ve previously had a more traditional pet dog and then adopted a former street, village or free roaming dog.

You might have imagined walks, cuddles, visitors, adventures and a dog who eventually slots fairly easily into your life.

Instead, you’re planning walks around quiet times, managing visitors, explaining your dog to others and wondering:

“Why is everything so much harder with this dog?”🫶🏻

Here’s what I wish more adopters were told:

You can love your dog deeply AND find the reality harder than you expected.

Both can be true.
Your dog isn’t necessarily stubborn, difficult, aloof, ungrateful or “damaged”.

They may simply be bringing a very different genetic, developmental and learning history into a very human world.

Genetics do matter. Early experiences matter.
What they didn’t experience matters. Natural drives matter.
The individual dog matters.

Yet we suddenly expect them to stay close, ignore wildlife, welcome strangers, enjoy touch, walk nicely on a lead, cope with busy places and come away from something because we asked.

And when they struggle, we label them “difficult”.

This is where I think we often get it wrong.

Over the years, I’ve come to believe we regularly confuse a “good dog” with a dog who is convenient for humans.

Easier for us doesn’t mean better.

And more challenging doesn’t mean less worthy, less capable or less able to have an incredible life alongside us.

Nor does their history mean they can’t learn.

They absolutely can.🤍

Confidence can grow. Skills can be taught. Behaviour can change. Their world can become bigger.

‘Success’ doesn’t have to mean turning them into the dog you originally imagined.

Sometimes success is watching traffic without panicking.
Choosing to approach for affection.
Coping with a visitor.
Seeing another dog and recovering.

Small to someone else.
Massive wins to your dog.🙌🏻

Try asking yourself:
What is easier for my dog than 3 months ago?
What genuinely helps them feel safe AND fulfilled?
What skills would improve their life?
More👇

07/09/2026

“But she’s friendly!” isn’t a reason to let your dog approach everyone.🙈😮‍💨

And honestly, what “friendly dog” is can vary to so many …

Coco the newly adopted pup🐩🤍 is social,sure. She likes people, dogs and interaction.

But being social doesn’t mean having unlimited access to every dog, person or child.

And wanting an interaction doesn’t mean it’s wanted back. (This part is key to notice) ‼️
My job isn’t to stop Coco being social.

My job is to teach her skills & boundaries.

Because another dog turning away, becoming still, closing their mouth, avoiding her or trying to leave may already be saying:

“No thank you.”

Quietly. Politely. Tolerantly…

If Coco keeps pushing and those signals keep being ignored, eventually that dog may need to communicate louder.

A growl. A snap. Or potentially a bite if all other signs are ignored.

Then one dog gets labelled “aggressive” while the other was “just being friendly.”

But was it actually reciprocal?

That’s what I want people to start looking at.

In this video, you’ll see Coco wanting to approach a child. I don’t automatically let her.

Later, I ask.

The child doesn’t want to interact with her.
And that’s completely okay.

You’ll also see Coco being pushy with dogs who are tolerating her, alongside those SAME dogs walking calmly and comfortably with her.

Because socialisation isn’t about meeting everyone.

It’s learning how to exist around dogs, people and the world without needing access to all of it.

🤍A dog can have lots of friends and not want to meet every dog.

A dog can love people and want space sometimes.

And a social dog still needs to learn how to hear “no.”

We understand that nuance in humans.

Dogs deserve it too.

There’s much more to unpack here, reciprocal play, tolerance, “friendly” dogs, reactivity and what happens when those early signals continually get ignored, so more on this one to come. 👀

For now…

Do you think we focus too much on teaching dogs to “say hi” and not enough on teaching them how to comfortably NOT say hi?

Tell me your thoughts or experiences below 👇🐾

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04/09/2026

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A little recap from Sunday’s workshop with KONG Thailand  KONG Thailand🐶❤️ HUND HAUSDespite the rain, we had a brilliant...
02/09/2026

A little recap from Sunday’s workshop with KONG Thailand KONG Thailand🐶❤️ HUND HAUS

Despite the rain, we had a brilliant group of dogs and humans come along and get involved!

We explored how toys can be used for much more than simply keeping our dogs entertained from enrichment and problem-solving to play, training, confidence building and strengthening the relationship we have with them.

And, as always, adapting what we do to the individual dog in front of us. 🔑

A huge thank you to KONG Thailand for inviting me to collaborate and lead the workshop, Hund Club Haus for hosting us, and everyone who braved the weather and joined us with their dogs.

Such a fun afternoon! ❤️

Skills, fulfilment & connection before perfection.

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A few photos from the last few days back at Pariah Dog Koh Samui 🐾 More to come soon!Such a privilege to spend some one ...
26/08/2026

A few photos from the last few days back at Pariah Dog Koh Samui 🐾 More to come soon!

Such a privilege to spend some one on one time with the dogs again and come together with the whole team training / dog & human development session.

Returning after some time away (online in between) made the progress really visible, both in the team’s skills and in the dogs’ growing confidence and trust. A great reminder of just how much consistency, teamwork, patience and repetition matter. Small things, repeated well, really do add up.

Happy !

While these soul dogs wait for their forever homes, the goal is to help them feel as safe, comfortable and understood as possible in shelter care, while building skills and confidence that can support them when that home eventually comes along. ❤️

Mr G (my dog) also joined me for a day and thoroughly enjoyed testing out the training park himself 😂🐕

Thank you Nikki, and the whole Pariah team. More updates soon!🤍 Pariah Dog Koh Samui

Awesome day Rob's Dogs - มูลนิธิร็อบส์ด็อก Pawsitive Market and reconnecting with new faces and familiar incredible dog ...
22/08/2026

Awesome day Rob's Dogs - มูลนิธิร็อบส์ด็อก Pawsitive Market and reconnecting with new faces and familiar incredible dog loving souls 🤍🙏🏻 Thank you Rebecca, all of Robs Dogs Team & Tiger for bringing all together! Was a pleasure to be there.
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