Fist meeting very happy so far

A very informative lesson, Jacquie was very calming and knowledgeable. Pointed us in the right direction and gave us hope for a quieter Buddy. Jacquie is a very friendly, easy to get on with Lady. Top Marks for her.

Jacqueline was absolutely brilliant! Everything she said made sense when you thought about it and the tactics put in place are working brilliantly!

Amazing after one session the improvements are noticeable. I was given clear instructions and shown what to do. Every walk is so much easier and the barking stops quickly. So impressed only after one session

Really happy with progress. Not perfect but we are making progress.

Jacquie was great, took time to understand Richie’s needs.

Early days but so far we are seeing some good results. Jacquie was very kind, informative and thorough.

Jackie was amazing, put us at ease straight away. Her techniques have already done wonders and it's like we have a different dog small changes have made such a difference. Looking forward to the next session where we will focus on reactivity while out walking.

Jacquie was really helpful and very knowledgeable. Her advice was clear and concise and we have seen remarkable improvements in a very short space of time.

I really liked Jacquie from the start. She was very clear about what we should do and gave advice about other issues we were having

Jacqui was really helpful in showing us techniques to use with Marnie. We've just started but have noticed small improvements already.. its a long road but fingers crossed if we persevere we will get there!

Well time flies by so quickly and we can't believe it's been over a month already since we had our training session with Jacquie, who we have to say was so friendly and easy to talk to and taught us so much in those 3hrs that flew by so quickly. our Molly is a 2yr old Staffie Cross (we think with a high jumping Whippet! Lol) Molly was leaping, mouthing, pulling and jumping on everyone who came near us! Jacquie taught her (kindly) that she was not in charge and taught us not to feel sorry for her but to understand that her past was indeed in the past (mostly caged for 2yrs 24/7 and starved hence the RSPCA rescue, she didn't even know how to play Ball bless her) and this was her future which meant we were in charge and she would learn to respect us... So weeks later she is starting to get her head round what we need from her, she doesn't leap anymore She occasionally jumps up, through excitement, but a quick reminder and she's down She sits in her bed and waits to be invited to say hello to visitors (occasionally forgetting herself, but a quick reminder puts her back in bed. Walking to heel is still ongoing and can be quite good until she sees a bird, butterfly, bee, basically anything that moves!! But we're not giving up on the training as our hands are no longer sore from her previous pulling, we just think this little girl has special needs and takes a bit longer to register what we're wanting her to do. Recall is good as we blow the whistle she relates to her food (another training aid suggested by Jacquie, yaay) My frail 88 yr old Mum came over for a visit again this week, and for the first time I didn't have to put Molly on lead around the house and Mum was able to sit peacefully in the chair, an odd reminder from Mum to not come up and Molly walked away, plus getting up to walk around Molly didn't jump up one her. Molly still has her moments of madness but these are getting less over the weeks of training and as long as we stay consistent we're pretty sure she will continue to improve. All training given was kind and caring, no harsh methods used, so we're very pleased with the results so far. All in all we can't thank Jacquie enough for her help, we believe we have the makings of a fantastic little girl, rescue dogs can be the best pets with the right trainers. Thanks again Bark Busters/Jacquie