Dog Behaviour Consultations
For dogs experiencing fear, reactivity, aggression, anxiety or other problem behaviours
If your dog is struggling with barking, lunging, growling, biting, guarding or other concerning behaviours, you’re not alone and I am here to help.
These behaviours can often come from stress, fear, or confusion. I’ll help you understand the why behind your dog’s behaviour and guide you step-by-step in changing it using positive, effective techniques. I'll work with you and your dog to help:
- Aggression
- Reactivity towards people, dogs, cars and more
- Guarding people, food and objects
- Nervousness and anxiety
- Veterinary, Handling or Grooming Anxiety
All behavioural consultations require a veterinary reference
Veterinary Reference
What is a Veterinary Reference and Why Do I Need One?
A veterinary reference is a form completed by a qualified veterinarian who knows your dog’s health history. It provides important information about your dog’s medical background and overall wellbeing.
For behavioural consultations, having a veterinary reference ensures that your dog’s health is considered when planning training strategies. Some behavioural issues can be linked to medical conditions, pain or underlying conditions. Understanding your dog’s health helps me provide safe, effective, and personalised advice, that does not cause any further harm.
Providing this reference before our first session ensures your dog’s wellbeing is prioritised and allows us to get the best results from our work together.
