You feel trapped in your own home because your dog cannot cope being left alone.
Plans get cancelled. Invitations declined. Everyday life becomes centred around avoiding leaving your dog, and the guilt, worry, and frustration take over.
You’ve tried everything that Google, Facebook groups, and well-meaning friends suggest — Kongs, crates, calming supplements, letting them “cry it out” — but nothing creates a real, lasting change.
And here’s the truth:
This isn’t your fault.
Trying to fix separation anxiety alone is like trying to repair a boiler with a YouTube tutorial — stressful, confusing, and almost impossible without specialist guidance.
This is exactly where I step in.
I help dogs learn to feel safe and confident while home alone, and I help owners rebuild their normal routines, independence, and peace of mind.
Helping you get your life back
Angela is an Associate Clinical Animal Behaviourist and specialises in Separation Anxiety. She is very proud to be one of only a handful of Certified Separation Anxiety Trainers (CSAT) in the UK.
She has been trained and mentored by the world renowned and highly respected Malena DeMartini, bestselling author and international speaker on Separation Anxiety.
As a Dynamic Dog Practitioner, Angela incorporates a full Dynamic Dog assessment into the every behavioural assessment to assess each dog’s comfort levels.
Taking you from A to B…
This is you now.
Coming home to a destroyed house
Being greeted by a stressed dog
Feeling guilty/worried when you go out
Having complaints from neighbours about barking/howling
Coming home to find your dog has toileted in the house
You know your dog is stressed, but don't know how to help them
This can be you.
Being free to leave the house guilt and worry free, knowing you will be coming home to a calm, relaxed dog, a home that has't been destroyed, and no conflict with neighbours.
I can help you go from Point A to Point B so that you are able to leave your dog home alone without feeling guilty or stressed.
I do ask for a minimum of 4 weeks commitment as this allows me to get a foothold on the behaviour and enables me to teach you how the protocol works.
As anxiety is experienced differently for each individual, response rates to behaviour modification varies from dog to dog, and the progress is usually slower to start with.
Buster the Jack Russell x Dachshund
There is barking and whining in this video.
Shortly after starting the programme
What’s Included in the Programme
Comprehensive Behaviour & Lifestyle Assessment
A deep-dive into your dog’s history, routine, triggers, environment, and current alone-time behaviour. This gives us the clarity needed to build a completely tailored plan.
Dynamic Dog Assessment Included
A full functional assessment to identify whether any physical discomfort may be contributing to your dog’s distress. This ensures accuracy and protects welfare from the very beginning.
Bespoke Daily Training Plans (Five Days Per Week)
Every plan is written fresh each day and fully customised to your dog’s emotional state and progress. Nothing is templated. Everything is precise and responsive — this is the gold standard for successful separation anxiety training.
Weekly 30-Minute Live Zoom Check-In
A structured session to review progress, fine-tune techniques, answer questions, and make sure everything is moving in the right direction.
Advanced Behavioural Data Tracking
I track key variables linked to behaviour change so we can understand patterns, progress, and influences in a clear, evidence-based way
Unlimited WhatsApp Support Throughout the Programme
You’ll have direct access to a specialist for the entire duration. Ask questions, share videos, get reassurance, troubleshoot — you’re never left alone to figure things out.
Comprehensive Behaviour Report
A detailed written report for you, plus a modified version sent to your vet to ensure a collaborative, joined-up approach
During this protocol it is important that your dog is not left for longer than he/she can handle. Please remember your dog does not need to be with you all the time….they just need to be not left alone!
At the end of the initial 4 week training you will be able to continue on with me for a further 4 weeks or longer, or at this stage there are various other options.
Please be aware that you should be able to claim my fees on insurance, depending on the cover of your policy.
Why This Programme Works
Separation anxiety does not improve with generic advice or occasional check-ins.
It improves when the plan adapts daily, support is immediate, and every decision is based on your individual dog — not a template.
This programme is designed around precision, responsiveness, and high-contact support.
That’s why it consistently helps dogs feel safer, calmer, and more confident when left alone.
Limited Spaces for High-Level Support
To maintain exceptional support, I only take on a small caseload at any one time. When spaces are full, the next intake opens the following month.
Is This Programme Right for You?
It’s the ideal fit if:
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“We will be forever grateful that we found Angela. Our cocker spaniel Wallace suddenly developed separation anxiety at 2 years old, and we were at a loss for what to do.
From the very beginning of our journey, Angela has been incredible – kind, empathetic, and deeply knowledgeable. She took the time to understand us and Wallace, and created a tailored plan to help us work through the anxiety step by step.
Angela is also a Dynamic Dog Practitioner, which was a game-changer for us. She noticed subtle signs that Wallace might be in pain (something we would have never picked up on ourselves).
With her guidance, we had him assessed and discovered he had hip dysplasia. Working alongside Angela and our vet, we were able to address the pain, and today Wallace managed almost three hours alone, fully relaxed and sleeping, something we never thought would be possible again.
Without Angela’s insight and care, we’d likely still be struggling with short absences, unaware of the real root of the problem.
Beyond her expertise, Angela is just a genuinely lovely person who understands how emotional and challenging it can be to work through behavioural issues with your dog. Her support has meant the world to us.
Thank you, Angela, for everything. We couldn’t have done this without you.”
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Sophie, Sam & Wallace (Show Cocker Spaniel)
Check Out My Results With Separation Anxiety Case Studies
FAQ
What is Separation Anxiety and will it go away on its own?
Separation anxiety is a phobia of being alone, and that causes a fear reaction.
That panic can show itself in a number of physical ways (such as panting, barking, howling, destructive behaviour and toileting in the house when left alone), and also physiological ways (such as increased heart rate and respiration rate).
Because it is an actual phobia, separation anxiety is not something that will get better on its own, and often it tends to get worse. Every time your dog is left alone, he will go into that panic state.
This floods the brain with stress chemicals and inhibits learning, which means your dog will never be able to learn that being left alone is safe.
Will getting another dog help?
This rarely, if ever, works. Most dogs experience separation anxiety from their humans, and often bringing another dog in can complicate the situation. That second dog could also develop separation related issues themselves!
Is separation anxiety treatable?
YES!
Anxious dogs can learn that it is safe to be left alone, but it takes time and there is no ‘quick fix’.
It requires commitment to follow the personalised training all the way through.
The proctocol is very successful and I will be there to help make that process of moving from A to B as smooth as possible.
Please fill in this form and Angela will be in touch for a FREE inital call, thank you.
Dynamic Dog Assessment
Did you know that physical health and pain can have a profound impact on your dog’s behaviour?
Subtle pain often goes unnoticed for months or even years, yet it could be the root cause of unwanted behaviours. A Dynamic Dog Assessment provides a detailed and holistic approach, assessing posture, gait, and everyday movements alongside behaviour and medical history.
This thorough process ensures no stone is left unturned and helps uncover pain-related issues that might be affecting your dog's well-being.
Don't wait for your dog to show obvious signs of discomfort - start uncovering the cause today.

