An exclusive Live masterclass
Help for reactive, anxious and sensitive dogs (even if positive training hasn't worked)
Your dog’s behaviour is communication.
When you learn to listen to the whispers, your dog won’t have to shout.
- You’re struggling with recall – your dog bolts off and doesn’t come back
- Your walks are a battle of wills – your dog pulls, reacts to other dogs/cats/people, or freezes
- Your dog loves to chase – birds, snakes, you name it, your dog goes after it
- Your dog is anxious in unfamiliar situations
- You’ve tried training, but it feels like a bandaid for something deeper
If you’ve ever felt like your dog’s behaviour is a mystery – or worse, something you’re doing wrong – you’re not alone.
There is a better way. And it doesn’t involve more commands, stricter rules, or complicated techniques.
Meet ACE Freework
A gentle, practical, science-informed approach, developed by Sarah Fisher, that helps you tune into your dog’s subtle communication and meet their needs in a way that feels good for both of you.
Through simple, structured observation and sensory exploration, ACE Freework helps your dog reset their nervous system and helps you learn how they move, how they feel, and what they need to feel safe.
It’s the tool we use to turn conflict into connection and confusion into clarity.
Our guest: Joanne Burton of Paw & Order Noosa
Founder of Paw & Order Noosa, and the first certified ACE Freework practitioner in Australia.
I do not want to train your dog! My goal is to educate dog owners in canine communication and learn what your dog is saying by using his body language and signals. My methods are no force or fear and scientific research-based. At Paw & Order Noosa we do not use any aversive methods or equipment.
After training with Sarah Fisher and experiencing her work firsthand in the UK, I’m now on a mission to bring this powerful approach to more dogs and their trainers here in Australia and beyond.
I’ve seen firsthand how ACE Freework transforms relationships, softens reactivity, and helps dogs feel safe enough to learn, grow, and truly thrive.