Alice is an experienced canine behaviour and welfare professional with an MSc in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare and over seven years of hands-on experience working and volunteering within rescue environments. Throughout her career, she has developed extensive practical knowledge in assessing, managing, and advising on a broad range of canine behavioural needs, using evidence-based, welfare-focused approaches tailored to both dogs and their owners.

Her experience includes supporting dogs with multiple behavioural challenges, including overstimulation in adolescent dogs, separation anxiety, and resource guarding, as well as teaching essential life skills and foundation training. Alice has worked with dogs of varying breeds, temperaments, and backgrounds, enabling her to provide compassionate, practical guidance that promotes long-term behavioural success and strengthens the relationship between dogs and their owners.

Committed to continuing professional development, Alice has completed a range of CPD courses to further expand her knowledge and practical skills. She is also a member of the World Scent Dog Association and the Jo Rosie Haffenden Academy, allowing her to stay up to date with the latest developments, research, and best practices in modern canine behavioural science.

Alice has also been involved in the development of the Advanced Dog Ownership Initiative collaborating with the social media team to help create and manage content, and grow engagement across the canine professional and dog owner community.