Safety. Support. Lasting Change.
Meet Rose
A thoughtful and data-driven behaviour analyst, educator, and coach, Rose brings nuance, curiosity, and rigour to what she considers the most meaningful work, supporting companion dogs and the people who love them.
With First Class Honours in Biomedical Engineering and experience as a former RSPCA Behaviour & Rehabilitation Supervisor, Rose bridges scientific thinking with hands-on behavioural insight. She is currently completing a Master’s in Clinical Animal Behaviour with the University of Edinburgh, further deepening her expertise in complex cases.
Reactivity, aggression, separation distress, and sensitivity are often misunderstood. Rose specialises in working with these nuanced presentations, recognising that many behavioural challenges are rooted in fear, pain, frustration, or environmental stress — not defiance.
Her rehabilitation process centres the human–animal bond, ensuring both dogs and their families receive structured guidance, practical tools, and clear understanding.
Because meaningful change begins with understanding.
“Reactivity, aggression, separation distress, and sensitivity are often complex behaviour cases that are widely misunderstood.”
Gentle Guidance. Professional Understanding.
Rose collaborates with behaviour veterinarians to identify and address medical factors impacting behaviour.
METHODOLOGY
Rose’s rehabilitation process focuses on the human-animal bond, ensuring both pets and their pawrents receive the guidance they need. Her approach is analytical and data-driven, combining empathy and objectivity to build a fear-free and progressive culture of care.
