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The K9 Personal Trainer

A Personal Trainer for Dogs and their Guardians that live with a disability, chronic illness or long term injury.

Specialising in Pet Dog Owner’s with Disabilities and Training Walks, with a sprinkle of Spanielism ✨

Free Guide for 'Accessible Dog Guardians Strategies'
Here - https://subscribepage.io/dCah44 Having worked with dogs for 9 years now in my own business and alongside Beastly Thoughts Professional Dog Services. I have come across a need for owners with disabilities, chronic illness and injury to be

able to access dog training tailored to their needs as well as their dogs. Let me help you, and guide you and your dog to a better more in harmony relationship.

05/12/2025

⚠️Wren needs your help⚠️

Some of you will know Lydia, and her assistance dog Willow, one of our assistance dog partnerships. Last year they welcomed Wren into their home, with the hope that Wren would one day take over as Lydia's next assistance dog. They did everything right- good breeder, health tested parents, travelled literally hours across the country to come to us for training every week. But something wasn't right with Wren, and as a fabulous owner informed on the role of pain in behaviour, any thoughts of assistance dog training halted, and Lydia had medical cause thoroughly investigated. And the result a year later is more devastating than anyone could have imagined.

Wren now needs specialist surgery to save her life, surgery that needs to be paid out of pocket as the £12,000 she's insured for has already been used up. Without surgery, Wren will face being put to sleep.

We don't normally share go fund mes, but this one is close to us and neither Lydia or Wren deserve the plate they've been served.

If anyone has any spare change to donate, please donate at the link below. Or if you aren't in a position to donate, sharing the go fund me will help increase the chance people who can help will see Wren's story. 🙏

https://www.gofundme.com/f/u6q9j8-saving-wrenny?attribution_id=sl%3Ad79550d0-dd8d-4dc6-8700-cfed68d51367&lang=en_GB&ts=1764779416&utm_campaign=man_sharesheet_dash&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=IwVERTSAOe6RFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR7L278jd1sBYJrvf9y685L-oDhGvhhWFThWZyz8QlQ1Lbr0MPD_Vy5_hIUg9A_aem_vBiwfKo3bijOfbf1sLi9Aw

02/12/2025

I love having pets, but if I didn’t have my husband and a village of people willing to help, even I’d question my own ability. Animal welfare is very important to me and I’d hate to think I was the cause of them not receiving proper care.

What are your thoughts?

27/11/2025

I didn’t want another dog so soon

But when you practice intuitive communication and your Soul dog is shouting at you via signs and leaving you a quantum breadcrumb trail you listen!

We’ve had Quince 3 weeks now, and she feels so familiar. It’s freaky. She’s started to pick up on my heart rate which is what Pepper used to help me with… as I said, freaky.

Has someone in spirit ever sent you another companion?

I’m currently documenting Quince’s journey in Quince’s Quest - check out the highlights for the link.

25/11/2025

The dog that helped shaped me as a guardian, trainer, a human.

Forever grateful to have been your person ❤️

Thank you Pepper

18/11/2025

If I didn’t have my husband… I wouldn’t have got a puppy!

I’m hyper independent to the point it’s detrimental to my health (oops) but there is no way I’d have brought another dog into my life, especially a puppy without the support system I have.

I often see clients getting a puppy without really knowing how much their body and health is about to be hit. It’s HARD. I had a big POTs episode within two days of having Quince thanks to sleep training.

Is it selfish? Hmm, maybe. My husband and I spoke at length about getting another dog, and he was totally on board and wanted to be as involved as possible.

I knew what to expect; the biting, the crying, the cold trips outside at 3AM, the lack of impulse control, the amount of effort needed to socialise properly.

Can you imagine the shock that would hit you if you just thought it was having a bundle of fun in your home? I mean I think it’s fun, but it’s my job.

If you’d ever like to chat about the idea of a dog and want genuine, non biased advice, just drop me a message. Us dog trainers know the joy dogs can bring, but let’s not do it at the detriment of the dog themselves ❤️

31/10/2025

What do guitar playing and dog training have in common? 🎸 🐕

They’re both skills that in the beginning you will be bad at!

And that’s ok, it takes time to practice and fine tune skill. I mean hey my guitar playing is campfire at best (thank god my dog training skills are better 🤣)

I have lots of guardians get frustrated that they can’t do what I do straight away, I’ve been doing this professionally over 5 years now, I would not expect people to be able to just be able to do it.

But don’t push that frustration aside, use it as fuel for practice, practice makes progress. I’m not going to say perfect because no one is perfect and that’s what makes the world more interesting 😉

So if you’re struggling, and unlike me with my guitar playing you’d like some professional guidance on working with your dog instead of just trying to figure it out, get in touch ❤️ I started guitar for some fun physio for my hands, but I keep on training dogs as it’s my passion and keeps me sane.

23/10/2025

*Old Video*

I never set out to capture my symptoms; they just happen. I have very little footage of them.

But every so often, they sneak in and get captured anyway.

Living with a body like this changes everything: how I move, work, eat, enjoy life… and ultimately, how I train dogs.

Now, I get to help other disabled and chronically ill dog guardians find harmony with their dogs, without judgement or pressure.

Because accessibility matters, even in dog training.

🐾 Follow for real talk about life with dogs and chronic illness.

✨ Or come join my circle for disabled dog guardians — it’s free, and it’s full of people who get it. Message me for the link ✉️ 🔗

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