Jacqueline (known as Jaq) is a canine behaviour specialist in Kent and the surrounding areas and has worked with dogs for over 25 years.  She is one of few practitioners in the UK to hold a BTEC HNC in Canine Behaviour and Training and is currently studying Canine Behavioural Management at Advanced Diploma level.

Jaq runs a full-time professional consultancy called 'DogPsyche UK' which offers personalised advice and assistance to clients referred by vets and personal recommendations on a variety of canine behaviour problems through one-to-one consultations. Although she aims to help ALL dogs no matter what size, breed or type, she is a specialist in the behaviour and training of mastiff-types including the Neapolitan Mastiff, Great Dane, Bullmastiff, and the Dogue de Bordeaux. She is also involved in the rehabilitation of rescued dogs and has a rare specialism in the behaviour and training of deaf dogs.  Jaq herself owns 3 rescued dogs, a deaf Great Dane, a Greyhound and a Neapolitan Mastiff, and is the administrator for Neapolitan Mastiff Welfare.

Jaq also runs unique 'Puppy Clubs' and 'Youth Clubs for Dogs' providing an environment where socialisation and habituation are the main focus alongside basic training.   She believes in providing owners with the information necessary to help them to raise a well-balanced, emotionally stable dog, covering subjects such as canine communication, training using positive techniques and generally understanding their dog on a much deeper level.

Jaq is also a writer, photographer and commercial artist. She is currently writing a book on the training and behaviour of deaf dogs and has recently finished assisting with illustrations for a major new publication on canine aggression, drawing on her knowledge of canine behaviour to adequately portray canine body language.