Emma has handled dogs for as long as she can remember. Dogs have always been a part of her life, from her father's working springer spaniels, to her family's chocolate labrador and her litters of healthy puppies, to her current dog Hildi - and the many dogs in between.  Known for her natural ability with animals, especially dogs and horses, Emma has worked with caring for dogs in some capacity for over 20 years, as well as working at a rescue centre in Spain for a year, during her University placement.

Emma's previous dog walking and sitting business brought dogs all of shapes, sizes, breeds and temperaments - as Emma often took on the dogs which other walkers refused. With a proliferate success rate with "difficult" dogs (including those which had been failed by more experienced handlers, trainers and behaviourists), Emma relished ironing out their quirks whilst on their daily walks - encouraging consistent calm and obedient behaviour from all her walkers.

Emma continues her studies with the Cambridge Institute of Dog Behaviour and Training (CIDBT), specialising particularly in behavioural work in order to help provide owners with the tools to reform their dogs - especially concerning dog-on-dog and dog-on-human aggression.