Aysha is a yoga teacher, healer, meditation facilitator. She got into the wellness world and has seen first hand how our dogs and cats can benefit from healing practices.

As a Reiki therapist she uses her hands to direct a gentle, natural flow of healing energy into the dog's body in order to bring about deep relaxation and release tension or pain.

Sound helps to shift our brainwave state by using entrainment. Entrainment synchronises our fluctuating brainwaves by providing a stable frequency which the brainwave can attune to. With use of rhythm and frequency, we can entrain our brainwaves and it then becomes possible to down-shift our normal beta state (normal waking consciousness) to alpha (relaxed consciousness), and even reach theta (meditative state) and delta (sleep; where internal healing can occur).This same concept is utilised in meditation by regulate breath, but with sound it's the frequency that is the agent which influences the shift.

Louise is a qualified Pilates teacher, PT, and runner.  Having taught Pilates for over 20 years Louise is passionate about keeping people moving and injury-free.

Louise started canicross 3 years ago when it became obvious her black lab Pickle had a high prey drive and had failed gundog school.

Pickle took to canicrossing straight away, focusing and creating a great bond with Louise.  Last year they started racing together Pickle being held back by Louise!

Louise is bringing her knowledge of Pilates for Runners and canicross together to offer those new to running a way to get started and reduce the risk of injury with running specific Pilates packages as well.

Mahny Djahanguiri​ is the UK and Europe’s leading founder and author of DOGA -Yoga for you and your Dog.

She founded her brand Dogamahny TM in 2012 leading London based and International Dogamahny TM classes/workshops and teachers training program (alongside her furry companion “Robbie”).

Julia Robertson's extensive contributions to the field of canine myotherapy are truly remarkable. Her pioneering work in understanding and treating adaptive change in dogs has had a profound impact on the lives of thousands of dogs worldwide.

Cushla's journey into the world of canine massage and Myotherapy began with attending a Galen Myotherapy Workshop on Canine Athletes, where her interest was sparked by the power of massage techniques. This initial exposure led her to enrol in the Galen Myotherapist course, where she delved deeper into the practice.

Nicola is an accredited, Advanced Emotional Freedom Technique (Tapping) Therapist and Yoga Instructor, with a passion for all things wellbeing. Through tapping, she has guided animals, children and adults on a range of issues. Nicola supports her clients with tapping by encouraging them to mindfully slow down, connect with their emotions, and step into their true nature. 

Canicross UK primarily provide Canicross training across the country.  They offer a variety of training classes ranging from absolute beginners, right up to race training and coaching.

The Hamble and Hound Gundog Club was founded as a Facebook group, to provide a forum for the owners of gundog breeds on the Hamble Peninsula in 2016. Since then, it has become so much more.

We are a group of gundog breed owners who are passionate about raising and training that is
both beneficial and specific to their breed. Whether we ‘work’ our dogs in the field or they are
just family pets, we wholeheartedly believe that breed specific training will benefit both dog
and owner.

Highdown Agility Club has been established for around 25 years. The current owner, Millie Wilder, has owned the club for four years now and in that time it has grown and celebrated many successes. This includes partnerships Neil & Lillie qualifying to compete for Team GB at the Belgian Shepherd World Championships in April 2024.

Victoria is an award-winning People & Pet Therapist, Medium and Healer. With a background in the veterinary referral industry, and trained in a variety of both human and animal therapies since 2014, Victoria integrates all of these, including the human therapies, into her animal communication, to help resolve emotional and behavioural issues. Pets being our mirrors and messengers underpins her work. Victoria also communicates with pets who have passed away to bring reassurance, comfort, and healing to bereaved pet owners, allowing them to feel closer once again to their pets.

Fiona is a tarot card reader, animal healer and reiki master. She’s always felt drawn to tarot and enjoys helping people and dogs gain clarity and insight from the cards so that they can move forwards in a positive way.

Being drawn to animals since an early age and being able to communicate with them has provided me with many insights into their world.  These messages have given comfort and positive affirmations to their guardians. Our dogs provide us with so much love and adventure that it gives me great pleasure to help through dog tarot readings at this year’s Goodwoof.

Goodwoof’s Gundog curator, David Latham has been England's Gundog Retriever Captain since 2015. He has had a largely successful career by winning trophies for Retriever Champion four times and is a nine time Field Trial Champion. He’s also a prominent member of the England team too.

Annette is appearing at Goodwoof with Bertie, a field trial champion with a successful career running for England. Bertie has competed in field trials at top level and was overall Top Dog in a four nations event at the Game Fair in 2018.

Alan competed with a young Labrador called Ruby who, he says, has a lot to learn and experience to gain. However, Alan knows that Ruby has a lot of potential in years to come. Alan’s long experience training gundogs is likely to bring out the best in her.

Andy has been a professional dog trainer for over 40 years and has represented the UK in the Kennel Club International at Chatsworth three times, twice as part of the winning team. He also represents Wales and has picked up many trial wins and awards.

David has been a dog training instructor for over a decade and is renowned for his good quality, reward-based training work. He first represented Wales International Gundog Team in 2017. He and his wife Sam live in Monmouthshire and work together. They collectively have over 25 years of practical involvement in beating, picking up, shooting, shoot management and working tests.

Paul got his first Gundog in 2000 and within six months of having him, became interested in working tests and field trials. He won his first novice working test with his young dog, Blue, who quickly followed this success by winning his first novice field trial.

Adrian and his wife Caroline own Kipperridge Gundogs which provides professional gun dog displays throughout the UK. They have appeared at The CLA Game Fair and Crufts year after year to showcase their impressive dog handling skills.

Hailing from Denmark, Louise began gundog training 15 years ago when her first dog was made up to champion there competing at Danish Championship level several times. She won the Danish Championship with her young dog, Willow in 2019. Here in England, she has qualified for the IGL and today handles Nettlebrae Andy of Fendawood.

Nigel Probert is a professional Gundog Trainer based on his smallholding near Usk, South Wales. He started training and working Labradors for rough shooting and picking up, when late on progressing to working tests, and field trials. Nigel is now fortunate to be a full-time professional Gundog trainer and Competitor. Having consistently represented Wales and Great Britain for the last 11 years in international tests the proud UK Team Captain in the Kennel Club Working Test to victory in 2022.

Kevin works today with Tideshot Vinny of Highseas, a 3-year-old black Labrador. He’s been training dogs for 40 years having won his first award with a springer spaniel in 1976. Since then, he has won 33 field trials with three different breeds of dog and works extensively as a judge. He is the current president of the Cambridgeshire Field Trial Society.

Mike has represented Wales internationally since 2014. He has previously won multiple novice trials and his dog Buzz came fourth at the Retriever Championship in 2019.

Lewis is running Dubh who he has trained himself. Dubh is a member of the Scottish retriever team and has an impressive record of results, including three open test wins, two second places and four third places. Dubh also has five gundog choices to date, with more to likely follow.

Jim is running his 8-year-old Field Trial Champion, Brockaghs Forba who he first started working with as a four-year-old by winning a Two Day Open and a One Day Open in quick succession. He’s won many field trials and working tests which has proved himself as a very consistent dog. He has also won the AA qualifying stakes and the Open tests for two years in a row.

John is currently running Field Trial Champion, Etomanni Comanche. With a long experience in country sports, John helped his local gamekeeper from the age of 11. He bought his first Labrador 11 years ago training it up himself. Etomanni Comanche has been hugely successful having won many awards in gundog working tests.

Richard is a senior farm manager at the Daylesford Farm.  Attending sheepdog trials and training is his passion having won several awards himself over the years.  He competed internationally in the first World Trial and twice in One Man and His Dog.

International Supreme single and Doubles Champion 2019/2020

Kevin Evans has been described as one of the most talented young handlers of his generation. In 1994, at just 13 years of age, he won One Man and His Dog ‘Young Handler' competition with Maid, his first trial dog given to him by Mostyn Isaac when he was 10.

Aled is a former World Champion, three times Supreme Singles Champion, Welsh National Singles Champion and Multiple Welsh Team Member.

Aled is an expert in sheepdog handling as a farmer near to the Snowdonia National Park. He is well recognised and appreciated on the international sheepdog circuit. With a triumph of success in the Worlds sheepdog Trail Champion 2002 & 2008 and International Sheep Society Supreme Champion 1999, 2000 and 2007.

Robert is a Welsh National winner and multiple times Welsh team member.

Robert won the BBC One Man and His Dog competition as a young handler representing Wales in 1990, which kick started his interest in trialling. He then went on to win the Young Handler competition at the International in Scotland the same year. Robert has represented his country on many occasions too; in 2012 he was reserve supreme Champion at the World Trial in Holland.

Dewi Jenkins lives on the family farm in the hills above Aberystwyth where they farm prize winning Welsh Mountain sheep and Welsh Black cattle, carrying the prefix of Tynygraig, which is also used on the dogs he has bred. Tynygraig sheep have been supreme Champions at the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show and both sheep and cattle have won many prizes.

Dewi also won the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show’s ‘Dr Emrys Evans’ award. This was for shepherding skills which included the training and working of sheepdogs, the shearing of the home farm’s 800 sheep and the breeding and showing of top class breeding flocks. Welsh is Dewi’s first language yet he trains his dogs in English to facilitate the world-wide market. Training, working and trialling dogs is his passion, one that started at the age of 8yrs old with Tyngraig Sam, a Welsh sheepdog, not a Border Collie.

Nicholas is a three time French National Champion and a runner up in the Continental Championship. He was also the winner of the Mediterranean Open for 2023.

Lilas was our youngest handler competing in 2023. She is currently the young handler for the French National Team and the young handler for the Continental Team. Lilas has also won many trials.

Jed Watson is an English competitor who currently runs the family farm on Dartmoor. Jed has qualified for many Nationals and has represented England at numerus International events. He has won over a hundred trials as a top handler and follows in the footsteps of his father a well-respected handler back in the day.

Jack is 17 years old and from Cymmer in the Afan Valley, Jack has always had a love for dogs and follows in his father’s footsteps with his passion for trialling.

Today Jack is running Cydros Boss, Boss is out of his fathers dog Nip, Boss was kindly gifted to Jack. The duo hit it off instantly and during their first season together in the nursery trials, Jack and Boss represented Glamorgan in the South Wales nursery final, then got into the South Wales team, progressing onto the All Wales Nursery Final where he achieved a place in the welsh team to compete in the British Nursery Final.

David Howells is from a small village called Cymmer which is situated high up in the South Wales Valleys. David looks after a mixed farm of sheep and also a herd of pedigree Limousin cattle and has also been a member of the Welsh Sheepdog team nine times. His best achievements to date are a tenth place finish in the 2017 world trial with his dog called Nip and 6th place with Wyverne Pip in the 2023 world trial. David will be accompanied by 4 year old Pip at Goodwoof this year.

As a young handler, Oliver has represented England in the World Championship

As a open age competitor, Oliver has ran at the English championship four times with four different dogs in two years. He came second at the World Wide Deerplay Hill Trials and already has a handful of trial titles to his name.

Mick Schofield is a well respected curator who has served as a committee member for many years, frequently course directing.

Andy began trialling in 1980. His finest moment was where he represented England in the Supreme Final at Armathwaite 1993. Andy has also won over 200 trails and achieved endless placings. He also commentates alongside Matt Baker on the BBC show, Countryfile.