Thank you for explaining all of this Lisa and how dogs brains work! I was really confused about why she was behaving this way. I've learnt alot over these sessions, thank you.
PODCASTS AND MORE
Lisa is a speaker for Inspiring girls and does talks in schools about pet care and dog safety. She is also a UN Women volunteer. She set up her first business with the help of the Princes Trust.
Here are a list of publications and podcasts she's spoken to.
Lisa spoke on BBC World Service Radio about pet technology and how that may hinder or help pets. She was also on the BBC Breakfast sofa with Nina Warhurst and Roger Johnson and talking about thoughts on dog walking legislation, following the tragic death of a professional dog walker. She also spoke on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Coventry and Warwickshire with Trish Adudu.
Lisa also interviewed by the Financial Times discussing some challenges with pet tech.
Lisa was invited to talk to the St Albans Times about her business, read more
here, there is also an article on
recall.
Lisa got the chance to speak to presenter Harriet Scott about her business and the support the Princes Trust gave her on Magic Radio.
Lisa has been on local radio about a an
animal rescue centre as well as about pets at
Christmas and keeping them safe. She has been interviewed for podcasts too. Find out about subtle body language signs you may miss below.
Lisa spoke to Debbie at the Best Business Women Awards about her journey with the Princes Trust and her business. Listen here or watch here.
Lisa also spoke to Jasmine of With Nava about her business journey and how to start a business when you don't know where to start as well as She Can World on her business journey.
Lisa also spoke about introducing cats and dogs on Dog Cast Radio and Fur Real Conversations, with Lauren, a clinical animal behaviourist who works for the RSPCA.
Wonderful websites and books
There is lots of great advice out there.
I recommend videos by Kiko Pup.
There is also a great book called Life skills for puppies.
Total Recall by Pippa Mattison is great if you're dog does not have great recall.
The University Of Edinburgh have a great course called The Truth About Cats and Dogs.
Lili Chin's Doggie Language book and Kendal Shepherd's book Canine Commandments are also great!
Canine Arthritis Management has wonderful videos on their Facebook page.
I am an affiliate member of the Muzzle Movement because they are brilliant muzzles designed with the dog in mind. You can get 10 % off here.
My dog Monty and I had a great experience working with Lisa at St Paws. I'd been struggling with him being quite nervous around other dogs, and reacting and growling as a result. We worked on association with other dogs and Lisa shared alot of things to train in to help us in different situations. It's a long process but we've definitely seen positive progress and continue to work on what Lisa has taught us. Lisa was very patient, gave lots of good insights and clearly has alot of experience and knowledge around dogs, their triggers and reactions.
Sarah, Brixton (but travelled to St Albans for the in person sessions)
I've seen a definite improvement over the course of the sessions.
Karen
We can leave him longer than in the first week now. It feels we are heading in the right direction.
Tracey
Lisa is a calm well organised teacher - Tyson has really enjoyed and was relaxed in the classes. Lisa made it fun.
Kam
Lisa is great! Very passionate and knowledgable.
Matt
We like that you are proactive in getting to know the puppies and checking on their progress. Being able to ask questions to get answers tailored to our issues. We also really liked tips on recall, like, "touch" command or "spin" to divert dog's attention from jumping.
Michael
The sessions were fun!
Kirsty
Lisa is very clear and understanding in helping us through the training and very patient. I felt listened to and Lisa answered all my questions with background explanations to clarify, which was very helpful
Sarah, St Albans
The children found Lisa very helpful, friendly and informative. She was very inclusive with them, and did not make any of us feel that we asked a silly/pointless question.
Naomi
Lisa was amazing and the training techniques were so useful. She understood our dogs needs, listened to our concerns and it was great working with her!
Jane
Lisa was great at formulating and communicating the plan. She provided amazing support not only during sessions but over messages and calls in between. Lisa was particularly kind. I am finding the experience difficult and she has showed amazing compassion which I really appreciate. I was surprised by the level of support and advice Lisa provided. She goes above and beyond her responsibilities and shows clear understanding and knowledge, as well as a love and passion for what she’s doing. She also displays good humour which I always appreciate! The literature, links and videos she sent me has been extremely useful. Lisa does not advocate for punitive techniques which had been advised to me by countless people. She explained to me why these are not effective.
I am very glad I chose her to help me with my puppy and I feel confident that with her help I’ll have a happy, well trained canine companion.
I am very glad I chose her to help me with my puppy and I feel confident that with her help I’ll have a happy, well trained canine companion.
Josie
We wished we had met you when we first got our Boxers. In puppy class there was too much focus on theory and not enough action. The techniques are working really well.
David, St Albans
The techniques you showed us in the first session have been a fantastic. My friend noticed the difference straight away.
Ruth, St Albans
We enjoyed Lisa's expertise and teaching style. It made us feel comfortable. We wouldn't change a thing about the classes, we found them so so helpful. We are so sad the classes have ended.
Jo
I'd really recommend the reactivity course
Karen
I've just had such a positive walk paying attention to his body language - he played nicely on the open space with a little white dog (they were doing mirrored play bows) until she rolled over and I called him back to me. He came back straight away :)
Kate
She aw a dog and didn't bark.. I was astounded!
Rosalind
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Lisa Sinnott BA (Hons). Dog Behaviourist and Trainer
- Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Animal Behaviour at the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
- Professional Development Programme in Clinical Animal Behaviour at the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
- Canine Coaching Diploma
- Enhanced DBS Certificate
- Candidate Member of Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians
- Provisional Member of the The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors - APBC - Provisional members have demonstrated that they have the appropriate level of Knowledge and Understanding for the professional role of Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB). They are now gaining the practical experience necessary to be assessed as a CAB and therefore become a Full member of the APBC. The APBC supports its Provisional members undertaking behaviour consultations.
- Insured
- Educational speaker for the Blue Cross UK
- Dog Trainer and Behaviourist
- Finalist in the national everywoman Entrepreneur 2023 Awards founded by Karen Gill MBE and Maxine Benson - out of nearly 1000 nominations 30 women made the final 🎉
- Silver Winner Best Business Women Awards 2022
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