VIP SOLO TIME

As a trainer, I spend a lot of time working with dogs and their humans.
But I also value the quiet one-to-one time with dogs — getting to know them,
supporting them, and meeting them exactly where they are.
 
My priority is always to help your dog feel safe, comfortable and respected
while giving owners peace of mind that their dog is in capable hands.

Some dogs may enjoy a peaceful sniff walk, while others may benefit more from calm companionship, gentle enrichment games, confidence building exercises, or structured support around people and the environment.

Who are these sessions for:

Puppies needing calm individual attention
Dogs working through behavioural challenges
Dogs adjusting after adoption or big life changes
Solo time building up on cooperative care (vet visits) skills regularly
Senior dogs who prefer a slower pace and a play with their favourite toys
Dogs recovering from injury or surgery
 Solo garden time + cuddles on the sofa while you are in the office
Nervous or anxious dogs that like people's company at home
Dogs who prefer people to being out on walks
Dogs that don't like people and you want support in introducing a person safely
Owners of dogs with Separation Anxiety that would like to go out for a meal
Dogs who dislike walks in the dark or during bad weather
Slow introductions (with some training support) to your favourite dog walker
Regularly working on slow introductions dog to dog within the house
Regularly working on slow introductions dog to cat within the house
Dogs who simply enjoy a quieter, more personalised experience.

Please note:

VIP Solo Time is centred around your dog’s individual experience and wellbeing.
These sessions are separate from formal training consultations and are designed for me to work directly with your dog in a calm, supportive way.

Why One-to-One Solo Time Works

Well.. you'd get Martina tailoring the visit to what your dog needs
and organising practical activities that fit your dog's lifestyle.
This basically offers the luxury of getting to know your dog and building a relationship on
her/his terms, or in his/her own time.