Sarah Whitehead

At last, an acknowledgment that some animals are highly sensitive. This is enormously supportive when explaining to clients the potential reasons for their dog's behaviours and idiosyncrasies and encouraging a change in attitude instead of labelling.

Many thanks for an excellent webinar. This is something we seem to be seeing a lot more of in the last few years. Often it seems just the knowledge that their pet is wired differently is empowering, especially to experienced owners. And in some cases there is no doubt rehoming can be the best outcome for all. You could just as easily be describing a typical Arab mare!

What a brilliant presentation!. I knew nothing about HSP before this webinar but was attracted to it from the course description as I recognised in both myself and my dog some highly sensitive traits. The webinar presented the information clearly, with appropriate evidence and also considered the implications for how we must adapt to meet the needs and sensitivities of Highly Sensitive Dogs. I think this is such an important webinar and recommend it to all dog guardians/caretakers but especially to those with dogs who seem to feel 'a bit more'.

Thanks Sarah you may well have given me the answer to many of my questions about our own Cocker Spaniel, the topic is not something i have considered, but many of the examples you have mentioned in this wonderful presentation describe her to a T. Thank you as always, so informative, one of the best hours of dog training and information i have spent in a long long time.

As a trainer (and non-HSP) this information is extremely helpful for understanding that some dogs (and puppies) are easily overwhelmed rather than reactive. This will help me as well as my clients a LOT in supporting these HSDs gently and more effectively!

All of Sarah's courses are highly valuable. I enjoyed this one as it gives a much better practical understanding of the why. Thanks for putting this together for us. Looking forward to the next one

Really enjoyed this webinar which has given me a far better understanding of both myself and one of my dogs who is an extremely HSD. I find it sad that so many people don't understand or recognise these characteristics and may spend a dogs life time trying to force change, while although there may be improvement, they cannot be changed.

I thought this was a really interesting and well paced session and I especially liked the video deconstruction at the end of why the shake was so necessary. Lots of food for thought there for both dogs and people and thank you for the early free access - much appreciated.