Lilo is the In-Resident Therapist at the exclusive Love my Human Townhouse on Kings road, where she treats a variety of issues from post-surgery rehabilitation to maintenance of mobility, animals with arthritic problems, sore or injured muscles, skin conditions and allergies just to name a few. Nutrition, medical laser therapy and massage is the core of her passion and expertise.

Similar to massaging dogs, moving slowly and taking slow deep breaths are key. She will guide participants to close their eyes and visualize healing energy emanating from the palm of their hands. They will lay their hands on their dogs, and envision a healing light and energy radiating into their dog. Continue to take deep breaths and focus.

It may relieve tension or alleviate fears, giving the dog a sense of peace. Note that pain relief and rapid recovery result from treatment, aiding the body's natural healing process. Whether it's a behavioural disorder, injury, or arthritis, dog's malady may be helped by Reiki.

Massage may reduce stress and anxiety, increase circulation, decrease pain, and strengthen the bond between you and your dog. Studies confirm that dogs like contact with their human companions and they experience an increase of "feel-good" hormones. Science also shows that dogs tend to follow the advice and example of their human companions for solving problems.

Siobhan has performed at various prestigious venues around London such as Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, Somerset House, Royal Academy of Arts, House of Parliament and Westminster Abbey to name but a few. Siobhan has also performed as a soloist for Nelson Mandela, HRH Prince Charles, HRH The Queen and The Princess of Thailand. She has worked with numerous orchestras such as The City of Moscow Ballet.

Siobhan has an extensive repertoire covering classical, popular, jazz, bollywood and folk on the harp and is equally competent in improvisation

Louise has been teaching Pilates for over 20 years and has an online 10-minute Pilates for Runners membership to help you bring Pilates into your life daily to get you stronger and run longer.

With Louise’s Pilates experience she can also combine Pilates for Runners together with the Canicross ensuring that her human clients are as fit and healthy as their dogs and stay as injury-free as possible.

Robbie is a little Maltese Rescue dog who came into Mahny’s life in 2012.

After appearing with her dog Robbie on Made in Chelsea 2013, Mahny was presented with a book deal from Octopus Publishing House. Mahny and her Maltese pooch Robbie  appeared on numerous TV Shows the likes of Jimmy Kimmel , ITV This Morning ,The Lorraine Show, Britain's Got Talent and The Sunday Brunch, Blue Peter, Britain’s Top with my Dog and many more. Doga may be challenging as either you don’t have a dog or your dog may be too restless to sit still. A firm yoga practice is the foundation and starting point to allow one’s dog to participate without being distracted. Yoga helps to realign the spine, massage internal organs and helps with elasticity and strength. It strengthens your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

Cushla has battled achilles tendonitis for several years, to the point of having to stop CaniCrossing completely in 2017-2018.  A chance meeting with Verity Halliday has led her to not only being able to CaniCross again, but to be at the pinnacle of the sport.

Verity prehabbed and rehabbed Cushla before and after operation on her achilles, re-educated her gait and built her strength and fitness to where it is today.

Cushla is a Galen Myotherapist, qualified Canine Exercise Physiologist, Senior Tutor on the Galen Diploma course, a qualified teacher and has personal training qualifications and is also a UKA run leader. She is also a member of the ABTC ( Animal Behaviour and Training Council) and has run puppy and dog training classes for over 15 years.

Becoming increasingly serious about his new hobby; a growing interest in handling led him to attend the gallery at Checkley Wood Field Trial in 1986.  This made such an impression that he telephoned Sandra Halstead that night to reserve a black Labrador - Drakeshead Matt.

His first success came in 1989 during his very first novice trial with the Three Ridings Labrador Retriever Club and the elation of bringing that winning trophy home was enough to get him hooked.

We are delighted to welcome David as our Goodwoof Gundog Curator and Trial competitor. 

Dod will be 5 years of age by May 2023 and is now a Field Trial Champion.

George recently achieved appointed panel judge status and has judged in the UK and also in Sweden.

David and Sam are a David first represented the Wales International Gundog Team in 2017 and in 2018 represented Wales at The Skinners World Cup. He and his wife Sam are a husband and wife team who have a passion for working and training gundogs and a wealth of experience in all aspects of lowland shooting from large estates through to small farm shoots and rough shooting. Collectively, they have over 25 years of practical involvement in beating, picking up, shooting, shoot management and working tests.

David has successfully instructed clients for shooting and competitive gundog work, judged working tests and judged his first novice field trial by invitation in Sept 2018. David is the current Retriever Working Test Secretary of The Usk Valley Working Gundog Club.

When he purchased the dog Paul Sinclair offered to give him some dog training lessons to help him with his new dog. Within six months Paul became very interested in all aspect of Gundogs i.e. working tests and field trails and before he knew it he had his first puppy (Blue) within 6 months of buying his first dog. 

Paul won his first novice working test and also got guns choice with Blue. Then a year later he won his first novice field trail with Blue. Over the following 5 years he had some success with a few other dogs he trained as well. Paul is now very involved with the sport and loves training his dogs and competing with them in working tests and field trials.

Adrian and Caroline have performed at many top shows over the UK over the past 20 years, making them one of the most loved performances in the gun dog world of demonstrations. Top events such as The CLA Game Fair and Crufts Dog Show have invited them back year after year to showcase their dog handling skills to a wide variety of audiences. Adrian's experience has seen him climb to the top of his field as a professional gun dog trainer performing at some of the most prestigious UK events.

Kevin currently owns 30+ Border Collies and when asked how he became involved in Sheepdog Trials he says, "I've always been interested”. That's not surprising since he grew up around dogs - his playground was the family farm (Penclyn Farm) in Libanus under the Brecon Beacons, a part of Wales that contains some of the most spectacular and diverse landscapes in Europe. His father, Dai, a top handler and trainer in his own right, who has represented Wales many times, has had a huge influence on Kevin.

The first ever recorded sheepdog trial took place in 1873 on the hill overlooking their farm. As a family they have tried their best to keep this important skill of working dogs alive in their area. Recently Erin has been appointed as secretary of the Bala sheepdog committee which organises the annual Bala sheepdog sale and trial. This next year they will be celebrating 150 years.

In Erin's day to day life she is a beef and sheep farmer currently running her own family farm in the rural town of Bala, North Wales whilst also working on a regenerative dairy farm. She has been training and trialling sheepdogs from a young age and now have a few successes to her name – 2018 she was crowned the British Young handler champion followed by the BBC’s One Man and his dog winner in 2019. These success have gone on to kindle an exciting media journey. Erin has appeared on multiple tv shows such as Bluepeter, Coast and country and countryfile. Her latest achievement is becoming an NFU Student and young farmer ambassador. 

2022 was an exceptional year for Dewi, especially when his dream came true and he won the International Supreme Championship Sheep Dog Trials with Jock up in Castle Howard, Yorkshire; competing against some of the best handlers in the world. 2022 also saw him represent Wales in One Man and His Dog and win the N Wales Victor Ludorum with a staggering amount of successes.