I am a qualified and experienced force‑free, positive reinforcement trainer and behaviourist. I specialise in canine mental health, puppies, assistance and helper dogs, scent work and reactivity. I work with dogs other people have given up on, and I take real pride in showing owners there is a better way forward.
I keep learning because this field keeps moving, and the dogs I work with deserve approaches that reflect what we actually understand now, not what was assumed twenty years ago.








Sit Walk Stay is me and Lizz, who your dog will quickly decide is their second favourite thing in the world, right after you and treats. And of course Roary, who keeps the whole operation running on searches and building confidence in reactive dogs with his key stooge roll.
Here’s a bit about me.
Part time dog walker and training assistant
I’ve loved animals all my life, especially dogs, and I’ve always been passionate about their health, wellbeing and happiness.
I love spending time outdoors with four-legged friends and enjoy helping dogs and their owners build happy, confident relationships together.
I’ve recently completed my Level 2 Certificate in Canine Nutrition and I’m continuing to expand my knowledge through further professional study. Alongside this, I’m gaining valuable hands-on experience as I work towards becoming an IMDT Qualified Dog Trainer.
I believe there’s always something new to learn, and I’m passionate about continually developing my skills so I can provide the very best support for the dogs I take care of and families I work with alongside India in classes.
I’m so excited to be part of the Sit Walk Stay team and can’t wait to meet all of your wonderful dogs.
I look forward to meeting you all! 🐶🐾
I’m a 5-year-old Cockapoo and, if you ask me, the best boy around! You might spot me on group walks, helping out in training sessions, starring in online demonstrations or simply supervising from the side-lines (usually hoping someone has snacks).
I was rehomed to India when I was just 12 months old, and from that moment our adventure really began.
Being a cross between two working breeds, I quickly taught India that simply exercising a dog isn’t enough. I needed the right outlets for my brain as much as my body. Together we discovered the importance of breed-specific fulfilment, enrichment and giving dogs a job that meets their natural instincts.
These days I’m probably one of the calmest Cockapoos you’ll ever meet, NOT because I’ve “grown out of it”, but because my needs are understood and met every single day.
I also have hip dysplasia, and although it hasn’t stopped me living life to the fullest, it has inspired India to learn everything she can about supporting dogs with chronic conditions. Together we’ve explored natural pain management, low-impact enrichment, appropriate exercise, strength and mobility work, and how nutrition can have a huge influence on both physical health and behaviour.
In fact, understanding how pain, diet and unmet needs can contribute to behaviours like reactivity has become one of India’s biggest passions, and one of the reasons she now specialises in helping reactive dogs.
Of course, I still have plenty of important jobs too! I help demonstrate training exercises, support nervous and reactive dogs as a calm helper, show other dogs how much fun learning can be, and I’m always happy to test out new enrichment ideas before anyone else.
I’m proof that with the right understanding, training and fulfilment, dogs can truly thrive.
Oh… and yes, I still get paid in snacks. I wouldn’t work for free 🦴🐶