Modern dog training

We look at the whole picture

Behaviour doesn't happen in isolation. We consider your dog's health, sleep, daily routine, environment, emotional state, opportunities to explore and play, and individual needs before deciding what support might help.

Medical or nutritional concerns may also need an input from a veterinarian or another qualified professional.

Before we start with exercises

Rather than handing every owner the same list of exercises, we work out what's relevant to your particular dog and situation.

Sometimes that means teaching a skill, sometimes it means changing the environment, adjusting the routine or addressing an unmet need first.

Online Dog Behaviour Support

You don't have to live around the corner for us to work together.

Over the years, Sky Walkers Pack has connected me with dogs and their people in different countries, from Scotland to Spain and Lithuania, and one thing I've learnt is that understanding a dog's behaviour often starts with understanding their everyday life.

Through online consultations and behaviour support, we look at what's happening beyond the behaviour itself, from daily routines and environment to the little things that might be influencing how your dog feels and responds.

But the work doesn't have to end after one conversation. With ongoing online support, we can check in, review progress, spot patterns and make changes along the way.

Separation Anxiety Program

Leaving your dog home alone shouldn't feel like the hardest part of your day. However, for some dogs (and their humans), it really is.

If you've ever found yourself planning your entire day around your dog, cancelling plans or wondering whether they'll ever be okay on their own, I know how overwhelming that can feel.

That's exactly why I started Truputį Palauk ("Wait a little"), my little corner of the dog training world dedicated entirely to helping dogs who struggle with being left alone.