A woman with long, wavy hair smiling and sitting on a beige sofa, holding a greyhound dog by a collar, in a room with a world map on the wall.

Hi, I’m Harriet

I help people and dogs understand each other. For over a decade I’ve worked with dog lovers, families, organisations, and professionals to build stronger, kinder relationships between humans and animals.

I’m currently completing a Master’s in Anthrozoology at the University of Exeter, where I explore the fascinating, messy, and beautiful relationships between humans and other animals.

The why part

I’ve always been curious about where science meets stories. This curiosity has shaped a career from rescue centres to running my own dog training business, mentoring new trainers, speaking at international conferences, and continuing research into the relationships between humans and other animals.

I’ve been fortunate to learn from leading practitioners such as Dr Amber Batson, Turid Rugaas, Anne Lill Kvam, Winkie Spiers and Alexis Davison. I love supporting people and organisations working to create better outcomes for animals. Some highlights include training and supporting 1,000+ volunteers at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, designing education programs for schools and community groups, hosting the first Pet Dog Trainers of Europe online summit featuring speakers such as Dr Jane Goodall and Marc Bekoff, and writing for publications including Australian Dog Lover, Dogs Today Magazine, BHARCS, Our Good Brands, dogbiz and more.

I bring these experiences together to bridge the gap between research and real life, helping people and dogs understand each other better and supporting organisations to reimagine how humans and animals share their lives.

Support for dog guardians

Online behaviour and training programs to help you understand your dog and create a fabulous and harmonious life together.

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Support for organisations & industry

I combine science, creativity, and industry know-how to improve human–animal relationships. If you’re working on messaging, community engagement, or education, let’s chat.

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