On Tuesday 26th October 2021 the BBC published an article by Caroline Lowbridge titled ‘We’re being pressured into sex by some trans women’*¹. In addition, you can follow on Twitter for updates on our planned January 8th 2022 protest outside Broadcasting House London. Michelle & family now lives with their 4 dogs, a 12 year old Boxer- Sugar Ray, 6 Year Old Bull Terrier- Olive, 2 year Old Xolo -Gatsby, and Border Collie puppy, Birmingham.The following version of Trans Activism UK’s Open Letter to the BBC, complete with signatories present at 8pm UK on Friday October 29th, is the version which will be sent in digital and physical formats to multiple members of staff at the BBC.Īt the time of finalising, the letter has over 20,000 signatories, over 12,000 of whom have been email verified and added to this letter. In late 2019, At the age of 20, our Beloved OG dog Braxton passed away, but his impact lives on ion all the work we do at PHH. Over the years, we have added to our canine family through and over and over again we have helped dogs come out of their shells, become more obedient and happier.
Many of Michelle’s clients have met Braxton, the incredible and patient demo dog that works to help dog reactive dogs. His obedience increased, and he was so happy! The dog that was terrified of the world and all those in it to a dog who cheerfully approached people. Michelle became obsessed with researching scientific-based dog training positive reinforcement training methods. Michelle began to use her skills from her work with people who have experienced trauma and those with behavioural concerns and applied them to Braxton. At the time a 6-year-old dog that was incredibly fearful- popular dog training techniques of the time did not fair well for this sensitive soul. Michelle’s journey into training happened when she adopted our dog, Braxton. As a busy mom herself she pulls from her own personal experience as well as her extensive educational background. Allowing her to share not only her love of dogs, but children and helping foster positive relationships between babies, toddlers and pets. Michelle is also a proud licensed educator for the Family Paws Parent Education. Continuing education a part of Michelle’s regular schedule and she takes having the best more accurate information very seriously.
MICHELLE PEACOCK CARRICKFERGUS PROFESSIONAL
Michelle is a member of The Pet Professional Guild, The International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants,Family Paws Parent Education, Family Dog Mediation and others.
She has had the opportunity to study with and collaborate with excellent trainers and behavioural consultants that are respected, successful and internationally known.Įducation and development is an integral part of developing our business and passion. Michelle has formal education in psychology, advanced behaviour modification, teaching strategies, positive systems approach, ethology, animal behaviour and welfare, anatomy and physiology, pedagogy, training methods, and applied behavioural analysis. Our methods are firmly based in science and are used and developed by the world’s leading dog trainers and veterinary behaviourist.
Even the most stubborn of dogs respond to our methods! We use methods that motivate the dog to learn, and we never use fear or pain to accomplish our goals.
We work with you, teaching you to train your dog in a way that clearly communicates with them your desires and expectations. We understand the stress that a poorly behaved dog can have on the owner and the dog. Dogs, however, have always had a special place in Michelle’s heart. A lifelong animal lover she’s owned several dogs, cats, birds, fish and various other fuzzy critters. Michelle is a Certified Dog Behaviour Consultant (CDBC) and the founder and head trainer of PAWSitively Happy Home.
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