Suzi Walsh is an expert dog behaviourist and trainer. Suzi has a Honours Degree in Zoology and Masters in Applied Animal Welfare and Behaviour. Suzi has worked professionally as a dog behaviour consultant for the past 16 years and loves every second of it. Suzi is a founding member of the Irish Veterinary Behaviour Association and is passionate about improving the lives of dogs in Ireland. Suzi is a contributing writer for The Journal and can be frequently heard on Irish radio speaking about all things dog. As well as working with dogs who have behavioural problems Suzi also teaches puppy classes and gives workshops, courses and seminars to pet parents and other professionals in the industry as well as working as an expert assessor when things go wrong. When there is time Suzi also enjoys working with dogs in TV and film as well as a volunteer behaviour expert for several animal charities.

Suzi has previously worked for Dogs Trust Ireland and with the Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind as a supervisor. She has also worked with the veterinary department of Dublin Zoo on a nutritional research project for captive wild animals.

In 2009 Suzi was nominated for an Ireland Involved award for her extensive work with rescue dogs and was a runner up in the Animals and Environment category.

Suzi has a special interest in puppy development and preventing behaviour problems.