Lauren Langman

Lauren Langman is an entrepreneur, author, podcast host, and business owner known for her work in the canine care and training industry.

A leading expert in dog training, Lauren’s technique offers a unique blend of innovation and playfulness to guide owners through a variety of challenges. Her training methods—centred around games and devoid of punitive measures—prioritise kindness and enjoyment. She focuses on cultivating optimism and a positive mindset, motivating and inspiring dog owners to discover personalised training approaches that resonate with their pets. This transformative journey takes owners from uncertainty to a place of positivity and resilience as they master the art of dog training.

Devon Dogs, the dog training company Lauren co-founded, operates from out of Bowerland. Its offerings are both comprehensive and extensive. For those seeking to establish a solid training foundation, dog owners can enrol in Devon Dogs' Puppy Welcome Package and Life Skills Classes. These programs adhere to Lauren's holistic approach to dog training, fostering the development of both dogs and their owners in essential training fundamentals.

Lauren's dedication to training dogs has been a lifelong passion. During her younger years in university, she began offering dog training sessions on Saturday afternoons, spending her free time in between classes and studying developing innovative approaches and laying the foundation for what would later become her signature methodology.

Lauren co-runs an online shop offering a range of all-natural, non-sedative, A-OK9 nutritional supplements. Formulated by vets, nutritionists, and trainers, these supplements include a recovery drink, two calming supplements, and others supporting dental health, anti-parasite, mobility, gut, wellness, and stool rescue. Backed by high-level research, the supplements have benefited thousands of dogs, and Lauren’s website provides easy access for owners to support their pets' overall health.

She has additionally acted as a consultant in dog training for organisations such as the UK Police, offering guidance on optimising the effectiveness of K-9 Unit dogs.