
Live the good life with your dog.
All Dogs Are Good offers specialist dog training in the Macedon Ranges and Goldfields regions of Victoria, including Castlemaine, Daylesford, Glenlyon, Kyneton, Malmsbury, Trentham, Woodend and surrounds.
Good for you. Good for your dog.
While we believe that All Dogs Are Good, we also know they're not always easy.
Our training helps you understand what’s going on in that brilliant, baffling dog brain, so you can build skills that actually stick. Whether you're raising a puppy or working through chasey chaos, the goal is the same: a calm, connected life together.
Training that meets dogs where they’re at, and helps them feel safe and confident in the world around them.
No old-school myths here. Just proven methods backed by current behavioural science (and a lot of ongoing learning).

Jennifer, Julian and Ron
"Harriet is a fantastic dog trainer. We were really struggling with Ron. He was recently re-homed, untrained and in the midst of his teenage years, at his physical peak (he could really pull you around).
Harriet went as far as to set up a session with her own dog so she could witness his troublesome reactions to other dogs. She not only gave us the tools and strategies to train him but made us feel calm and patient and able to take it on, at a time when our anxiety could have been affecting Ron too. He's now an absolute joy!"

Kate and Jerry
“When we first got Jerry, our working cocker spaniel at 8 weeks old, we were uncertain about how to go about his training. Our local vet recommended we contact Harriet for guidelines and training.
Harriet came to our house and gave us her time and expertise. They were invaluable. Jerry now comes to us at any venue, handles being on his lead, socialises well with other dogs and we have a contact in Harriet with whom we can call on when other issues or problems arise. Her time is SO worth it.”

Siri, Martin and Nana
“Nana is an 8 year old rescue bulldog mastiff cross. As a former neglected, backyard breeding dog, Nana was terrified of both other dogs and being left alone when we got her. The first step was having walking sessions with Nana and Harriet’s dog. Harriet kept us all calm, and guided Nana and us during the walks.
The change since has been remarkable. She has continued to improve and is even able to attend group walks with other dogs. We would warmly recommend contacting Harriet if you and your dog need any help.”