The Canine Wellness Conference 2027
The Canine Wellness Circle Conference
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📅 20th–21st November 2027
📍 The Falcon Hotel, Bude
Join us for our second Conference, a beautiful weekend of Dog care, education and connection at the prestigious Falcon Hotel, nestled beside the Bude Canal and just steps from Cornwall’s stunning beaches. This immersive two-day event brings together leading professionals in dog behaviour, nutrition, and holistic wellness — all in a setting that blends elegance, warmth, and seaside charm.
We’d love to extend a special gift to you — a limited low‑price ticket available for just three days: 20th, 21st and 22nd November. It’s our way of saying thank you for being part of this community and for the energy you bring to everything we do. We will always keep this conference relatively small. We will always keep the prices as low as we can. We will always push to get amazing speakers for you and we will always try to create a space that is warm, inviting and a great place to learn and see friends years after year.
We truly hope we’ll see you next year. We’ve already lined up some incredible guests, and we’re shaping the event to be more interactive, more hands‑on, and more inspiring than ever. Think deeper learning, real‑time practice, and the kind of conversations that stay with you long after the weekend ends.
What to expect…
2027 Speakers
More to be announced
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The Nutrition Witches
A panel of canine nutrition witches will be here to do a Q and A session for you all
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Bethany Bell
Creator of the CDD Method and one of the most thoughtful educators in modern behaviour work.
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Liz Cox
An engaging, hands‑on exploration of sensory puppies — blending her nursing background with expert behaviour insight
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Rachel Jackson
Beyond the lead, communication, and balance through T-Touch lead work
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James Hunt
Dr James Hunt, veterinary pain specialist, explores how fascia shapes and expresses pain throughout the body
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Natalie Scott
Dr Natalie Scott, veterinary surgeon, will be discussing independent practice and the CMA report — a clear, accessible guide to how the Competition & Markets Authority’s findings affect choice, costs, and the future of small veterinary practices
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Julie Moss
Julie Moss brings her Pain Free Pets and People approach to the stage, showing how meaningful change starts with us — our awareness, our posture, our presence.
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Birgit Ahlemeyer
Dr Birgit Ahlemeyer, holistic veterinary surgeon, joins us to discuss her integrative approach to cancer care — including how she uses homeopathy alongside conventional treatment to support the whole dog
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Billie Groom
Billie Groom, TED Talk speaker and founder of CCBT, joins us to share her groundbreaking cognitive‑based method for canine rehabilitation
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2 mystery speakers to be announced!
Saturday Evening Package
To Be Announced Closer to the event
