Julie Morrison, Head Coach

Head Coach Julie Morrison was previously a Dogs Trust Training Behaviour Advisor, responsible for training at Dogs Trust West Calder as well as providing advice and support to dogs in their homes.

Julie has a CertHE from Bristol University in Companion Animal Welfare and Behavioural Rehabilitation and has recently completed the Puppy Life Skills course with Lincoln University. Julie has also studied Canine Behaviour with the Natural Animal Centre and Canine Psychology with the Animal Care College. Julie is also an accredited member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (MAPDT 01301).

Angus Healy, Senior Coach

Angus has a BSc in Animal Behaviour and spent his first postgraduate year as a live-in dog carer/ trainee trainer in Hampshire. From there, he found his true calling as a dog trainer, and joined the Surrey branch of the Dog School when it was set up in October 2017.

After developing his skills as a coach in Surrey, making sure to add his signature sass and enthusiasm for all things dog wherever he could, he moved to the Edinburgh Dog School to start as the Senior Coach in September 2018. Angus is also an accredited member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (MAPDT 1472).

Angus has raised his young lilac border collie, Juno, from the day she was born, and they both enjoy getting out and exploring the Scottish Countryside wherever they can.

Rebecca Warburton, Coach

Rebecca was previously a Zoo keeper and spent a lot of her time training exotic animals. Rebecca has attended many animal training seminars and education programmes to gain knowledge of advanced training science and had plenty of experience putting that into practise in her ten years working at the zoo.

Having recently rehabilitated a rescued a pony, Rebecca realised that training was her biggest passion, which then inspired her move to Dog School. Rebecca has always been obsessed with dogs and even though she has worked with some very cool animals, she believes none can beat a dog!

Lis Hardie, Coach

Lis started working with animals by volunteering at a local rescue centre in 2014. This led to her developing a career in rescue, where she found the most rewarding aspect of her job to be training the animals. This passion continued when she spent a year in Australia, volunteering with local animal welfare charities providing training and support.

Most recently she worked in the veterinary environment, providing care for the furry patients recovering from their operations. Ultimately, she realised her love for training and moved over to Dog School where she looks forward to helping owners and their dogs.

She also has a rescue Husky cross called Ellie, who inspires her to learn more each day.