Meet The PupClub Team
At PupClub, our team is here to support you every step of the way on your dog training journey.
From puppy training and socialisation to reactive dog training and behaviour modification, we’re passionate about helping every dog and owner find calm and confidence.
We believe training should be fun, rewarding, and build a stronger bond between you and your dog.
Whether you’ve just joined our Puppy Club or are working on more complex behaviour challenges, our trainers are dedicated to guiding you with patience and expertise.
Together, we create a supportive community where both dogs and their owners can truly thrive.
Dan Cheung - Founder, Head Trainer &
CFBA Accredited Behaviourist
Dan’s lifelong passion for dogs inspired him to create PupClub, a hub for dog training, behaviour modification, and socialisation classes. After raising his own pups, he quickly noticed how many reactive dogs struggled with confidence, sparking the idea for PupClub’s mission. A qualified dog behaviourist with a Level 6 in Applied Canine Behaviour Management (603/5090/8), Dan is accredited to work with vets and to accredit his own professional training courses. He specialises in reactive dog training, obedience, and behaviour support, helping owners become calm, confident leaders. His long-term goal is to build a rescue centre and sanctuary, expanding PupClub’s impact and giving even more dogs the chance to thrive.
Colin - Lead Dog Trainer & Course Curriculum Coordinator
Colin’s journey began with his rescue dog, Benji, when he noticed how many nervous and reactive dogs struggled with confidence. Determined to help, he studied dog training and socialisation before joining PupClub, where he found the professional and holistic approach he had been searching for. Now a trainer at PupClub, Colin focuses on reactive dog training, behaviour modification, and socialisation classes. He is passionate about helping owners achieve results in both puppy training and behaviour support, guiding them to build calmer, more confident dogs. Being part of the Puppy Club community allows Colin to combine his passion for rescue dogs with his dedication to helping guardians succeed.
Kira - Team Coordinator & Canine Behaviour
Kira first joined PupClub with her Sprollie to rebuild Nala's confidence after lockdown, starting with puppy training and socialisation classes. Inspired by her dog’s transformation, she soon became a core member of the team. With extensive experience handling giant breeds and a passion for showing, Kira has qualified her Rottweiler for Crufts and proudly attended with her in 2024. Now a lead trainer at PupClub, Kira works 1:1 on puppy training, obedience, and behaviour modification for reactive dogs. She specialises in building confidence in high-distraction environments and guiding owners through structured puppy club and socialisation programmes. Alongside her training work, Kira also mentors new PupClub trainers, ensuring the mission to support dogs and their guardians continues to grow.
Daisy - Dog Trainer & Puppy Academy Coordinator
Daisy joined PupClub in 2023 during her animal management studies and quickly became part of the team. Growing up with working breeds and spaniels, she achieved a lifelong dream in 2024 when she rescued her Border Collie, Foxy, who she now trains in agility. At PupClub, Daisy leads our Puppy Academy and is passionate about puppy training, puppy socialisation, and enrichment. She designs creative activities that provide dogs with the stimulation and confidence they need to thrive. Daisy also teaches in social classes, helping new owners engage with the wider Puppy Club community and giving pups the best start in life.
Taygen - Dog Trainer & Canine Behaviour
With over 20 years of experience, Taygen brings exceptional expertise to PupClub in puppy training, obedience, and behaviour modification. She has trained in scent detection, man trailing, and socialisation, is a professional dog groomer, and holds canine first aid certification. Dedicated to rehabilitating reactive and rescue dogs, including those at risk of euthanasia, Taygen uses advanced skills in behaviour modification and training games to transform lives. Currently caring for seven dogs, she applies her knowledge daily to create lasting change where others could not. Her passion also extends to assistance dog training. Working with a not-for-profit organisation, she helps disabled owners train their own service dogs and has proudly qualified her own dog as an assistance dog. At PupClub, Taygen specialises in puppy training, socialisation, and behaviour support, empowering owners to build trust, confidence, and stronger relationships with their dogs.
Alisha - Dog Trainer & Dog Academy Coordinator
Alisha has been working professionally in dog training for nearly three years, though her passion began much earlier, growing up surrounded by dogs. As Head of the Dog Academy, she specialises in obedience training and behaviour support, helping dogs with foundational skills and basic behavioural needs. Together with her dad, Alisha has also dedicated herself to dog rescue, rehoming more than thirty dogs and providing second chances to those in need. She currently owns eleven dogs—nine Cane Corso crosses and two Shih Tzu–Bichon Frise mixes—giving her daily, hands-on experience with a wide range of breeds, temperaments, and training challenges. What inspires Alisha most is watching both dogs and their owners grow in confidence. She loves guiding people to feel proud of their dog’s progress and ensures every training session is positive, rewarding, and enjoyable. Her approach combines passion, patience, and practical skill to support lasting results.
Kat - Junior Dog Trainer
Kat has had dogs and cats and many other family pets throughout her lifetime. Due to her true passion for animals, she studied an animal management course, she ended up getting a work experience placement at Pupclub. This work experience has spiked her interest and curiosity for dog training. The more classes she attended, the more she realised the impact of what consistent training can do for a dog and the owner. Having 2 reactive shepherds of her own, she understood the struggle that some clients face. So, she decided to be a part of the change and join the Pupclub Team. Kat loves to help people understand their dogs better and how to communicate with their dogs more effectively. She values building a bond of trust and connection with your dog as the most important thing in all aspects of training.
The Pup Club Code of Ethics
To train dogs in accordance with effective practice and behave professionally in the best interests of the dog, the owner, the public
To treat all of our clients with respect and be supportive at all times
Continue Professional Development through, self-study, workshops, courses & seminars
Respect the privacy and confidentiality of clients
To refer any complex cases to an accredited behaviourist working within professional limits
Carry suitable professional insurance including public liability
Provide and promote science based, proven dog training principles to a high, professional standard
To offer a well researched, cohesive and detailed training curriculum
To provide services around enrichment for pet dogs to enhance their lives through outlets and provide emotional wellbeing
To offer detailed feedback and training programmes where necessary in the interests of dogs and handlers making progress