sarahtapsellccab@gmail.com |
📞 07936 694952 |
📷 @Sarahdogtapsellccab
Sarah Tapsell is a Clinical Animal Behaviourist with 20 years’ experience working in rescue, welfare and clinical behaviour roles.
She provides evidence-based, welfare-focused behaviour and training support for pet owners and caregivers whose animals are struggling with fear, anxiety, reactivity or more complex behavioural needs.
Sarah’s work is thoughtful, realistic and ethical. Her focus is always on long-term behavioural improvement that works in everyday life - not quick fixes.
Alongside many years of private behaviour consultations, Sarah has worked extensively within rescue and shelter environments, including senior roles with Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, RSPCA and Dogs Trust.
This background strongly informs her private work. She understands behavioural histories, trauma, and the realities of living with a dog whose behaviour feels overwhelming.
Sarah works collaboratively with caregivers, offering structured guidance that is both compassionate and practical.
Sarah supports dogs and companion animals experiencing:
Every case begins with a thorough behavioural assessment, followed by a tailored plan designed to support both animal welfare and owner confidence.
Living with behavioural challenges can feel isolating. Sarah’s approach combines clinical expertise with real-world rescue experience. She works without judgement, focusing on practical strategies that support lasting change and improved welfare for both animals and their caregivers.
If your dog’s behaviour is affecting daily life, early support can make a significant difference. Get in touch to arrange a consultation or discuss your situation.
Sarah offers professional, specialist support both in person and online locally and nationally. Across North Devon and North West Somerset, including:
Due to Sarah’s qualifications and professional registrations, behaviour consultations are covered by many pet insurance policies.
If your pet is insured, it is worth checking your policy details, level of cover and excess, as behaviour support is often included when provided by a qualified Clinical Animal Behaviourist.
