Lilo is a Norwegian veterinary nurse living in London. Her dedication to holistic health combined with her long experience and excellent nurturing and caring skills, gets her patients back to their healthy equilibrium.

Aysha is a yoga teacher, healer, meditation facilitator. She got into the wellness world and has seen first hand how our dogs and cats can benefit from healing practices.

As a Reiki therapist she uses her hands to direct a gentle, natural flow of healing energy into the dog's body in order to bring about deep relaxation and release tension or pain.

Sound helps to shift our brainwave state by using entrainment. Entrainment synchronises our fluctuating brainwaves by providing a stable frequency which the brainwave can attune to. With use of rhythm and frequency, we can entrain our brainwaves and it then becomes possible to down-shift our normal beta state (normal waking consciousness) to alpha (relaxed consciousness), and even reach theta (meditative state) and delta (sleep; where internal healing can occur).This same concept is utilised in meditation by regulate breath, but with sound it's the frequency that is the agent which influences the shift.

Louise Humphrey is the founder of Paws4running and Studio 44 Pilates.  She started Paws4running after her Black Labrador Pickle failed Gundog school with a high prey drive.  Wanting to make sure Pickle could unleash her energy they started to Canicross together, leading her to qualify as a Canicross instructor.

Mahny Djahanguiri​ is the UK and Europe’s leading founder and author of DOGA -Yoga for you and your Dog.

She founded her brand Dogamahny TM in 2012 leading London based and International Dogamahny TM classes/workshops and teachers training program (alongside her furry companion “Robbie”).

Cushla Lamen has been involved in CaniCross in the UK since 2002 and has been part of the exciting journey as the sport has evolved into where we are today.

Cushla has CaniCrossed Ultra marathons with her huskies, taken part in the legendary Trophy of the Mountains (TDM) 8 times and won her age category in 2012, has won a Bronze Medal at the European Canicross Championships and is the CaniCross British Veteran Champion 2020.

David has been England's Gundog Retriever Captain since 2015 and has plethora of winnings under his belt including four times TGL Retriever Champion, nine times Field Trial Champion and has been selected for the England Team. 

David was introduced to gun dogs at a young age by his father, a rough shoot and rabbiting enthusiast; in 1978 he was given his first Labrador, Gunstock Sally.

Annette has trialed Labradors for over 25 years at the top level, and has made up five Field Trial Champions, as well as running in the England team on multiple occasions with various dogs.

George will be competing with his young dog Dod. They had a good run at the new Goodwoof Gundog competition held in 2022 and won first place. George has been training and competing with dogs for about 10 years and have had relative success at various Game Fairs, working tests and field trials with Dod and also a previous dog Archie, who is Dod’s father.

Alan has qualified for Retriever Championships 14 times with eight different dogs and has been Captain of the Wales team for the last 20 years.

Alan was previously a premier graded World Rugby Union referee and he played rugby at first-class level before a back injury. Following this, he became more involved with gundogs.

Andy has represented the UK in the Kennel Club International at Chatsworth three times – twice on the winning team – in addition to representing Wales in numerous competitions.

Andy has competed successfully in Championship Obedience with a GSD and a working sheepdog winning OCC and reserve OCCs. Andy began trialling Gundogs in 2009, and since then has won several trials with four different Golden Retrievers – one of these being River, a trial winner and multiple award winner.

David has worked in and around Monmouthshire as a dog training instructor for over 10 years with an excellent reputation for good quality, kind, reward based methods of training. This is supported by an in-depth knowledge of learning theory for both dogs and humans together with a very broad experience of contact teaching and resolving behaviour problems.

Paul got his first Gundog in 2000 which he bought as a trained Gundog (Rocky) through an old friend of his Paul Sinclair (Flightline Gundogs) who is sadly no longer with us. At that time he used his dog for rough shooting and Wildfowling.

Adrian and Caroline Slater with the Kipperridge Gundogs provide professional gun dog displays at shows throughout the UK. These showcase the best abilities of gun dogs, as well as being entertaining and a real crowd pleasing experience.

Louise bought her first Labrador 15 years ago without any previous gundog training or trialling experience; by sheer coincidence she ended up training the puppy with several experienced gundog handlers and gained instant interest in gundog trials.

Nigel Probert is a professional Gundog Trainer based on his smallholding near Usk, South Wales. He started training and working Labradors for rough shooting and picking up, when late on progressing to working tests, and field trails. Nigel is now fortunate to be a full-time professional Gundog trainer and Competitor. Having consistently respresented Wales and Great Britain for the last 11 years in international tests the proud UK Team Captain in the Kennel Club Working Test to victory in 2022. 

International Supreme single and doubles champion 2019/2020

Kevin Evans has been described as one of the most talented young handlers of his generation …. in 1994, at just 13 years of age, he won One Man and His Dog ‘Young Handler' competition with Maid, his first trial dog given to him by Mostyn Isaac when he was 10.

Aled is a former World Champion, three times Supreme Singles Champion, Welsh National Singles Champion and Multiple Welsh Team Member.

Aled is an expert in sheepdog handling as a farmer near to the Snowdonia National Park. He is well recognised and appreciated on the international sheepdog circuit. With a triumph of success in the Worlds sheepdog Trail Champion 2002 & 2008 and International Sheep Society Supreme Champion 1999, 2000, 2007.

Robert is a Welsh National winner and multiple times Welsh team member

Robert won the BBC one man and his dog competition as a young handler representing Wales in 1990 which kick started his interest in trialling. He then went on to win the young handler competition at the International in Scotland in the same year. Robert has represented his country on many occasions, in 2012 he was reserve supreme champion at the world trial in Holland.

Dewi Jenkins lives on the family farm in the hills above Aberystwyth where they farm prize winning Welsh Mountain sheep and Welsh Black cattle, carrying the prefix of Tynygraig, which is also used on the dogs he has bred. Tynygraig sheep have been supreme Champions at the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show and both sheep and cattle have won many prizes.

Dewi also won the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show’s ‘Dr Emrys Evans’ award. This was for shepherding skills which included the training and working of sheepdogs, the shearing of the home farm’s 800 sheep and the breeding and showing of top class breeding flocks. Welsh is Dewi’s first language yet he trains his dogs in English to facilitate the world-wide market. Training, working and trialling dogs is his passion, one that started at the age of 8yrs old with Tyngraig Sam, a Welsh sheepdog, not a Border Collie.

Toddy Lambe represents everything that is good about sheepdog trialling. Toddy has won the International Sheepdog Trial Supreme and a couple of National Sheepdog Trials to date. Toddy is not farming on big runs of ground or with big numbers of sheep. So he is all the more example of what can be achieved when you train properly with the right material. Toddy has judged nationally, in Europe and the United States, so he has a great understanding of the type of challenges we come up against as competitors and organisers in sheepdog trials both on and off the field.

Tom was crowned International Supreme Champion title at the 2021 International Sheepdog Trials, and also 2022 One Man and His Dog Winner.

Steve Mann is Founder of the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers ( IMDT ) and Author of 9 dog books, including the UK’s best selling dog training book ‘Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy’ which has been published in 22 languages and remains the #1 ranked puppy book on Amazon since it’s release in 2019.