Hi, I'm Eleanor.
I'm a Delta Institute-qualified dog trainer, a qualified veterinary nurse and someone who genuinely loves helping dogs and their people understand each other.
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More Than 16 Years with Dogs.
Always Learning.
I've worked with a wide variety of dogs for more than 16 years. My qualifications through Delta Institute and in veterinary nursing inform the care and understanding I bring to every session.
I'm passionate about helping owners build a better relationship with their dogs through positive reinforcement training. That means taking the time to understand your dog's behaviour and using practical, rewarding approaches to encourage learning.
Pawz At Home is based in Pine Mountain, Queensland, offering at-home training across communities in Somerset, Ipswich, Lockyer Valley and around Mount Crosby.
A Little About Me
- Qualified dog trainer through Delta Institute
- Qualified veterinary nurse
- More than 16 years working with a wide variety of dogs
- Positive reinforcement and enrichment focus
- At-Home training on selected weekdays and weekends
Eleanor also runs puppy preschool and offers group training and socialisation classes. Ask about upcoming options and whether they suit your dog.
How Lessons Work ↗Kind Words from Dog Owners.
“We are beyond happy with our experience!”
From day 1, Eleanor has been supportive, friendly, and really knows her stuff. Our bulldog Missy has come such a long way — as have we as owners! We were struggling with socialisation, listening, and helping her stay calm around our kids and visitors. Thanks to Eleanor, Missy is now much more relaxed and responsive, and we feel way more confident as owners.
What we love most is how Eleanor took the time to really get to know us and Missy. Nothing felt rushed or “one size fits all”. You can tell she genuinely cares about the dogs and the families she works with!
“We learned so much.”
“We used to have a dog who was triggered by having his fur grabbed, so we constantly told our little grandson not to touch Bobby for fear of being bitten. Sadly, our grandson was frightened of Bobby, who doesn't have a mean bone in his body.
Eleanor had our grandson throwing treats and toys, gradually working up to hand-feeding treats. Now they run and play together!”
Tell Me About Your Dog.
I'd love to hear what you're working on together.