Faye Litherland specialises in the rehabilitation and training of dogs that have behavioural problems ranging from aggression to basic manners. Faye’s focus is on building better relationships between people and their dogs, therefore putting the joy back into dog ownership. Frequently, Faye is the last resort for owners who are unable to cope any longer with their problem pet. She also works with dogs that are subject to control orders under the Dangerous Dogs Act.

Faye also works with several dog rescue organisations both as a foster carer and behaviour advisor. Her work includes both one-to-one on-site rehabilitation for dogs and behavioural advice and consultations for foster carers or owners of recently re-homed dogs who are experiencing difficulties.

Faye runs “Wags and Bones” which offers one-to-one behaviour consultations, group behaviour sessions, and both group and individual obedience training classes. Her classes focus on obedience training by helping people to understand how dogs learn and what motivates them.

Faye is currently studying for her BA (Hons) degree in dog behaviour and training with the Cambridge Institute of Dog Behaviour & Training.