Dogs motivate us to play, be affectionate, seek adventure and be loyal.

Change the emotion

Positive, force free

All my training is positive and force free.  Simply, dogs will do what works for them.  I use evidence based methods.

Every dog deserves a home.  Not every home deserves a dog.


​​​My Favorite Quotes

1:1 behaviour or training
to meet with me
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Group puppy and beginners
classes 6pm
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More Wag, Less Bark

Puppy Package : 6 weeks continued support via zoom/calls/emails or texts weekly. Total for package £60.


Denise Ellis MAPDT 01285

 PAWS OUT DOG TRAINING

AND BEHAVIOUR


About Me

Dogs do not speak English, they have their own body language to communicate.  It is up to us to learn  and understand this. Change the emotion and you will change the behaviour.


GROUP CLASSES  at Woodham Walter Village Hall Maldon Essex

6pm and 7pm puppies, young dogs and beginners and improvers

next ​block to start now interim of block or 20th November


ON LINE SERVICES​ available  Zoom 1:1 


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He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog.

You are his life, his love, his leader.

He will be yours, faithful and true to the last beat of his heart.

​​​My name is Denise Ellis.  I am a Registered Veterinary Nurse and a qualified Dog Trainer and behaviour adviser covering Colchester, Chelmsford, Maldon, Braintree and Witham Essex.

I offer 1:1 training or group classes, Workshops and Agility in Chelmsford Essex and Woodham Walter, Maldon Essex.


​I have two rescue dogs, Sam, a West Highland White Terrier and Colin, a Welsh Collie. We enjoy walks in our beautiful countryside close to our home in Tiptree Heath Essex. Both Sam and Colin also enjoy the Suffolk coast and hill walking in the north of the country. 

Competing with Colin at agility is also very enjoyable and rewarding.

I love socialisation classes and early training classes with the puppies, preventing problem behaviours before they become learnt behaviours.


I particularly enjoy working with rescue dogs, helping them settle to their new way of life can be challenging.