I am a Canine Behaviourist, however I added Animal Kinesiology to my services and created The Kinection which address both dog and owner.

When you've invested in training and took the time to understand canine body language, but your dog is still showing challenging or unwanted behaviours, this is both frustrating and disheartening.  But sometimes the missing piece isn’t more training; it’s the subtle, often overlooked connection between you and your dog.

Because the relationship between you isn’t just built on commands and routines; it’s built on a shared emotional and physiological connection.  Therefore, the 'Kinection' can be incredibly enlightening and empowering for owners, as it offers a deeper understanding of the shared emotion that maybe contributing to your dog’s behaviour.