About Naturally Pawfect Behaviour
Our Mission
At Naturally Pawfect Behaviour, our mission is to enhance the relationship between pets and their owners. Striving to provide effective training solutions that empower pet owners with the knowledge they need to nurture their furry friends.
Our Story
Starting out as a kennel hand at a boarding/ rescue kennel in 2017, it was here an interest in how the canine brain functioned began. while gaining experience at different boarding and rescue kennels I looked into different qualifications and started with Level 4 Advanced Canine Behaviour with the British College of Canine Studies, allowing me to work as a dog behaviourist, followed by a course on UK Dog Law with the same accreditation. After finding I had a real passion for helping people and their dogs using the knowledge I had gained, I began to question, could my skills be transferred to more than just canines?. This lead me onto completing my degree in Animal Behaviour and Welfare with the University of Greenwich. Now I use my experience and knowledge to help others develop their skills and build their relationship with their animals.
Our Services
Specialising in a variety of training and behavioural practises. Our scientific approach ensures that each owner receives tailored guidance that addresses their unique needs. From basic training to more complex behavioural modification, we work on a one-to-one basis to ensure we can fully focus on the needs of the animal and owner working at a pace that works for you. Appointments can be carried out at either your home or in a public place dependant on work required.
Our Team
Ella Kinnard FdSc Applied Behavioural Science and Welfare, BCCSDip.AdvCanBhv. Has over 10 years experience in animal behaviour and training, as a qualified animal behaviourist, working in rescue and boarding kennels, handling a range of animals from domestic pets to exotic animals and seized dogs under the dangerous dogs act, gaining the experience to handle a wide range of breeds and temperaments including those with ongoing behavioural problems.
Ella's passion stemmed from her own rescue dog Onyx, a Staffordshire bull terrier cross.
While working within a rescue setting she wanted to understand how the canine brain functions, this lead onto completing an Advanced Canine Behaviour and Dog Law course, accredited with the British College of Canine Studies (BCCS) and going on to achieving a degree in Animal Behaviour and Welfare at the University of Greenwhich.
