Your dog spends seven days immersed in a natural pack on 30 hectares of forest, lake, and open land. Here, surrounded by well-socialised dogs who set clear boundaries and model calm behaviour, they learn to socialise, decompress, and find their confidence again.

Leash frustration, reactivity, aggression: these almost always come from insecurity, and they're almost always tangled up in the dynamic between dog and owner. By working with your dog independently first, I can see what's really theirs and what they're carrying from you. Once I understand the triggers, I know how to help, and when you reunite, you'll both be starting from a completely different place.

Just your dog, me, the pack, and the space to find his balance.

Your dog isn't a problem to fix. They're a being with a history, with reasons, and there's always a reason.

So I don't chase the symptom. I don't fight the lunging or the chasing; I go to the why. Is it fear? Self-protection? Insecurity? Or have they simply decided they're the mayor of the village? Only once I know can I truly help.

That's why your dog comes to me without you. Not because you're not important, but because only then does the world go quiet. No worries, no old patterns, no pressure passed quietly down the leash. When the noise is gone, they finally show me who they are, and the work begins.

By the end of their stay, your dog knows more than you do, so I update you too. I'll explain their personality, why they react the way they do, and how to set boundaries that say: "You don't need to do this. I've got it."

Then we practise together. Two sessions included, more if you need them, in the real situations, so you see exactly how your dog responds and how to lead them.

They won't come home a "well-behaved dog." They'll come home themselves: lighter, clearer, more dog. And you'll know how to keep them there.