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POV: you are a pet dog specialist that does not believe in skipping steps.
I am not the pet dog trainer for you if you want the fastest results. And I say that proudly 🧡 I don’t believe in skipping steps when it comes to dog training - and here’s why👇🏼 1. Skipping steps only delays success ⏭️ If you rush the process, you’ll likely be fixing the same problem again in 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months… or even 3 years. Why create issues that could have been prevented by doing it properly the first time? 2. Strong foundations create lifelong results 🧱 Dog
Feb 252 min read


Why is biological fulfilment so important
This puppy was never taught to herd. And yet - here he is. A 5 month old border collie naturally displaying behaviours that were selectively bred for generations:
the slow stalk, the ability to match the sheep’s movement, the problem-solving when the flock splits. Herding isn’t a skill that was taught, it’s biology 🧬 When new clients begin working with me, one of the first questions I ask is how they fulfil their dog’s natural breed instincts. Most people look confused - or
Dec 29, 20252 min read


get to know me!
I can't believe how much Be More Monty Dog Training has grown over the last year - it's been such an incredible journey! From celebrating the small wins to witnessing huge breakthroughs, I genuinely love every part of the dog training process. So here's some facts about me... I took the leap and went self employed in November 2025. It was terrifying - but, oh my word, INCREDIBLE! I absolutely adore my job, and couldn't imagine doing anything else. Dogs have always been my saf
Dec 16, 20252 min read


Slip leads
Let’s discuss slip leads! Personally I have always been a lover of slip leads, BUT only when used correctly. I see it all the time when dogs have slip leads on that are not fitted correctly, either sit loose on the bottom of the dogs’ neck or pulled tight in the middle of their neck, and it makes me cringe knowing the potential consequences. Watching a dog drag their owner in a slip lead scares the life out of me. Just like people, dog’s necks are very sensitive with a lot of
Nov 7, 20252 min read


the hardest part of being a dog trainer
People often ask me: “What’s the hardest part of your job?” And my answer usually surprises them. It’s not the long hours, it’s not the...
Oct 6, 20252 min read


why I love free shaping
What is free shaping? Free shaping is when you give your dog the chance to figure out what you want all by themselves. Instead of guiding...
Aug 27, 20252 min read


4 key tips to see results with your dog's training
Create a communication system Without a communication system, it can be incredibly difficult for your dog to understand what you are...
Jun 14, 20252 min read


Why do I love play?
Personally, I find it hugely important for learning about the dog. Each dog I work with, I want to know what makes them tick and feel...
Jun 10, 20251 min read


Building Motivation:
Do you struggle to get your dog enjoying training? Would they rather be sniffing in the garden than working with you? Training at Be More...
Jun 10, 20252 min read
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