Reviews & Testimonials For Liz Johnson

Everything made sense - and it works. Easy to follow instructions, everything explained with reasons for doing - lovely lady with a wealth of knowledge and experience

Liz was great , really helped , explained how we were going to help Harry get over his anxiety and reactivity , more lessons planned.

Liz has been brilliant, identifying almost immediately how we could manage Harry’s behaviour. Over 3 lessons we have followed her lesson plans and seen a great improvement in all aspects of his behaviour. His aggression has eased, his walking is better with less pulling and his recall is becoming much improved, allowing him much better exercise sessions. We’re looking forward to continuing with his training. He’s now a much calmer dog which is very noticeable by family and friends. I would recommend Liz and Bark Busters to any dog owners

Liz was brilliant by the end of the lesson we were able to understand some of the issues affecting Donnie. The coping strategies were really straight forward to understand and were not too difficult to implement. Already looking forward to the next lesson :)

Liz was outstanding. I am fully aware that many issues with dogs arise from the behaviour of the owner! Liz asked lots of questions about our life with Poppy and explained why she was asking them and made us feel completely at ease. Once we began some practical work Poppy responded immediately, to such an extent that I began to wonder if Liz had swapped dogs! Since then we have continued the exercises Liz put together for us and Poppy has continued to improve her behaviour. I cannot recommend Liz highly enough.

Liz was amazing, she has really helped us with Obis jumping up and mouthing issues. Her presence and techniques are brilliant and would recommend her to anyone.

After being attacked in the street, my dog had become super reactive to other dogs and would bark and lunge at them alarmingly. She would react to dogs walking past the front window, neighbours dogs in their own back gardens, and even dogs on the television. Directly from the very first training session, I was able to stop her barking in the house, charging through doorways, running past me on the stairs and constantly demanding attention. Within a week she was walking pleasantly on the leash with the aid of a head collar and a different harness, both recommended by the trainer. One of the things I liked about Liz was that she did not judge me for the predicament we were in and was very positive about the future. I am now able to walk Cookie past the sound of barking and we are working towards a meet and greet, something that felt impossible just a month ago.