Dogsmindsmatter- Canine behaviour and therapy

Dogsmindsmatter- Canine behaviour and therapy Dog Behaviourist, living and working with eleven rescue dogs. Providing dog assisted activities and interventions in SEN, primary, secondary and colleges.

Providing behaviour assessments and bespoke behaviour treatment programs for clients.

03/04/2026
Every animal including human animals values their lives. Nobody wants to die !.Every mother wants their children to thr...
31/03/2026

Every animal including human animals values their lives. Nobody wants to die !.Every mother wants their children to thrive and live a full life. Sheep care about their offspring just as much as we do about ours.

Just a reminder lambs don't want to be on your plate this easter. 💕

29/03/2026
Our very handsome rescue boy Dermot.
28/03/2026

Our very handsome rescue boy Dermot.

Angus is 13 this year and he still loves going into school. We are so proud of Angus who is the dog that made all of our...
27/03/2026

Angus is 13 this year and he still loves going into school. We are so proud of Angus who is the dog that made all of our therapy and support work happen. He has touched so many young people’s lives in such a positive way. Angus is a fantastic ambassador for rescue dogs and why we should ‘adopt and NOT shop’, when looking for a dog to share our lives with.

We love Fridays as we get to work with the fabulous students and staff at Castle Hill School. As the weather is warming ...
20/03/2026

We love Fridays as we get to work with the fabulous students and staff at Castle Hill School. As the weather is warming up now the students are able to work outside with the energetic gang which today included Conker, Chester and Harriet.

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Lower Leigh
Church Leigh
ST104NX

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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Working with students in our communities

Children are able to attune themselves to different types of learning if we give them the appropriate developmental experiences. I work with local schools and colleges with my rescue dog from Cyprus Angus. Dogs are a social lubricant for my students and encourage greater social interactions, bridge social gaps, reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness. Working with dogs in a respectful and humane manner provides my students with integrational social benefits and develops positive contributions to the students and the community for the future.