Rehabilitation
Behaviour
Rehabilitation
Behaviour
We are proud to announce that we have now teamed up with Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) and full member of the APBC Danielle Beck to work in tandem to provide a streamlined triage support system for dogs and their owners in the North West.
With working together, it enables us to each be focusing on specific areas of your dog’s behaviour modification journey.
The initial step will be to discover and assess which level of support is required. This will be done via completing a behaviour questionnaire form.
Danielle focuses her work on providing behaviour consultations, which involves diagnosing and putting a specific plan in place for you and your dog whilst liaising with your veterinary practice. A veterinary referral is required for a behaviour consultation.
At Your Dog’s Pace will focus on helping put the plan into practice via rehabilitation training 121s, providing training classes set up for rehabilitation, along with providing “first aid” support appointments (if required) prior to a behaviour consultation with Danielle. There will also be online behaviour courses written by Danielle to also support you throughout the rehabilitation process.
Working together will enable us to collaborate and touch base on your dog’s journey of rehabilitation and to assess together their progress.
Please note: many pet insurance companies cover behaviour on their policies, and so it may be worth contacting your pet insurance to see if you are covered for the costs.
For more information, please fill out the behaviour questionnaire below, and we will get back to you within 48 hours.
We are proud to announce that we have now teamed up with Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) and full member of the APBC Danielle Beck to work in tandem to provide a streamlined triage support system for dogs and their owners in the North West.
With working together, it enables us to each be focusing on specific areas of your dog’s behaviour modification journey.
The initial step will be to discover and assess which level of support is required. This will be done via completing a behaviour questionnaire form.
Danielle focuses her work on providing behaviour consultations, which involves diagnosing and putting a specific plan in place for you and your dog whilst liaising with your veterinary practice. A veterinary referral is required for a behaviour consultation.
At Your Dog’s Pace will focus on helping put the plan into practice via rehabilitation training 121s, providing training classes set up for rehabilitation, along with providing “first aid” support appointments (if required) prior to a behaviour consultation with Danielle. There will also be online behaviour courses written by Danielle to also support you throughout the rehabilitation process.
Working together will enable us to collaborate and touch base on your dog’s journey of rehabilitation and to assess together their progress.
Please note: many pet insurance companies cover behaviour on their policies, and so it may be worth contacting your pet insurance to see if you are covered for the costs.
For more information, please fill out the behaviour questionnaire below, and we will get back to you within 48 hours.
Meet The Team
Ellen Greenwood-Sole
Head Trainer/Behaviourist & Founder
APDT, BSc & Student member of the APBC
Ellen is a member of a number of dog training associations including the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT No. 01465), Institute of Modern Dog Trainers, and is working towards her Kennel Club Accredited Instructor status.
Ellen has a foundation degree in Animal Behaviour & Training and will graduate in May 2022 with a BSc (Hons) from Bishop Burton. Prior to undertaking her degree, Ellen graduated with at CBST with the Companion Animal Science Institute.
As you can tell, the role of head trainer is more than a job. Assisting owners & their dogs is a huge part of Ellen's life, it is a passion.
Alongside The Woof Pack, Ellen runs The Urban Herder- the herding breed specialist that assists owners of herding breeds to help their dogs thrive in the busy, urban environment. When not working Ellen enjoys wild swimming, long walks with a nice pub at the end, training her collies on sheep and heelwork to music with Piper.
Millie Sword
Admin & Virtual Support
BSc (Hons)
Millie provides virtual support for The Woof Pack Dog Training and Behaviour.
Millie has a background in therapy and rehab with both dogs and horses, with a BSc (Hons) in Equine therapy and rehabilitation.
Millie loves organising classes and responding to emails, the more the better!
In her spare time Millie likes going out with her two children Vincent and Gordon, who both absolutely love dogs!
Clare Bowen
Dog Walker & Assistant Trainer
Clare joined the Woof Pack Team in 2021 as a volunteer before taking over the dog walking services for the business. When not out with packs of dogs exploring the moorland and views in Calderdale you can find Clare at our classes, learning the ropes of dog training.
In her spare time Clare enjoys travelling the UK with her husband and their cocker spaniels, Max and Patch seeing all the views and dog friendly experiences that the country has to offer.
Clare is working towards her accreditation as a dog trainer, keep your eyes peeled!