Jordan

Jordan works with dogs of every breed and temperament, and his reputation rests on something most owners notice within the first conversation, which is that he keeps things calm and makes them make sense. His work spans the full range that families actually need, from puppies learning their first house rules, through adolescent dogs testing every boundary they can find, and on into the harder territory of anxiety, reactivity and aggression. His approach is built on real world results rather than theory.

Jordan believes a good trainer does not simply teach dogs, he teaches people how to understand them, and that belief shapes every program he runs. His aim is a relationship where trust and respect travel in both directions, and where the owner finishes the program with the confidence to handle whatever comes next. The moment he looks forward to is the one where dog and owner finally click, when the handler stops guessing and the dog stops testing, and the two of them start working as a pair. Away from training, Jordan spends most of his time outdoors with his own dogs, and he keeps studying canine behaviour because he takes the view that the day a trainer stops learning is the day the dogs stop improving. For Jordan this has never been a job that ends when the working day does. It is simply the way he lives.