Behavioural Consultations
Most behaviours that owners find unacceptable are perfectly normal for our canine friends. It is important to search for the root cause thinking about what the dog needs and how we can satisfy those needs in an acceptable way rather than just trying to fix the behaviour and supress their natural instincts.
- Separation related disorders
- Attention seeking behaviours
- Destructive behaviours
- Resource guarding
- Over excitability
- Excessive barking
- Aggressive behaviour towards humans and other dogs
- Fearful behaviours
- Phobias
- Your dogs emotions at the time of the behaviour occurring
- Your dogs overall mood and daily routine
- What is reinforcing and maintaining the behaviour
We will also advise on any additional training you and your dog may need to undertake in order to achieve a positive outcome.
- Highly experienced and qualified behaviourist
- Force free only methods used
- No aversive techniques used
- Committed to working with you as a team to ensure the best result for you and your dog
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Testimonials
“We met Rachel a couple of years ago when we were having issues with our French Bulldog Oakley. She came to our house for a 1:1Â session at the time that was convenient to us. Rachel was very friendly and had a calming way about her, that made you feel at ease. She not only gave us advice and training techniques that helped us deal with the problems, she explained why Oakley was carrying out his behaviour, which in turn made us feel that are dog wasn’t broken! After she left we felt more confident on how to deal with the situations when they occurred. We have recently had another 1:1 with Rachel at home, for different issues and now use her dog walking adventure services and have been to a few training courses, which Oakley enjoyed and re about to embark on a new one. Rachel has helped us immensely and I would recommend her to anyone if you are experiencing problems with your dogs, no matter how big or small.”
– Bev, Roy and the Frenchies
