The training programmes outlined below consist of behaviour focused coaching in your home. Oftentimes I won’t just be training your dog but I’ll be training YOU as well!
- to the front door when visitors arrive
- Jumping up at you or visitors
- Excessively barking when people or animals pass your property
- Ripping up the mail
- Destroying toys, items in your house or garden
- Experiencing separation anxiety
- Barking out on a walk
- Barking at you
- Toileting in the house
- Chasing the cat/cats of the house
- Showing sibling rivalry
- Aggressive towards you or strangers
- Aggressive towards other dogs
- Lunging at people, vehicles or other animals whilst on the lead
- Constantly demanding attention
- Digging in the garden
- Excessively pacing in the house or garden
- Getting stressed in the car
- Showing aggression when in the car (Barking, growling when people pass)
- Showing jealous tendencies
- And much more…
The first visit will be approximately 2.5 to 3 hours and I will come to your home.
At the start of the session, we will discuss the issues you are facing whilst I also assess your dog.
Having this ‘warm up chat’ is important because it enables me to identify your dog’s personality and the reasons behind the behavioural issues.
I will then set up scenarios both inside your house and out on a walk. This will focus on teaching you to communicate with your dog in a way that they will understand, by using voice tone and body language.
You will learn about the whys behind your dog’s actions and how to understand your dog better.
With most behaviour issue cases, you will see results within the first visit but you must stay consistent throughout the programme- this is key for cementing these results.
The second visit is normally scheduled for about two weeks later and will be a repeat with a focus on how you are implementing the exercises/what we have discussed.
Throughout the programme I offer telephone, video call or email support if you are having any problems or just want to chat about how the training is progressing.
- Pulls on the lead
- Won’t sit, wait or stay
- Won’t come back when off lead or when distractions are around
Everyone wants a well behaved dog whilst out and about and there is nothing better than having your dog walk beside you or allowing them to run free with the confidence they will behave!
This programme is about teaching you to teach your dog in General Basic obedience with voice control and body language.
The programme consists of 2 visits. The first visit will be approximately 2 hours and the remaining visit 3 hours.
This puppy management and training programme consists of x3 visits, the first visit being around 2-3 hours and the remaining visit around 2 hours.
What will happen?
On the first visit, I will assess your puppy in your own home while having a chat about any behavioural issues you may have with your puppy.
The next step is to teach your puppy to stop any unwanted behaviour. I will discuss teething, diet, toileting and much more in this first visit.
We will then continue to do some Basic obedience and get your puppy used to their walking equipment.
I can help you turn your puppies’ focus to you, so training is more enjoyable for everyone.
The follow up visits will mainly be carried out on a walk so your puppy can learn good manners around people and other dogs.
Note: It is important to be consistent throughout the training package and with doing so, there is no reason why your puppy can’t be let off the lead and have wonderful social manners whilst out and about.
I can reassure you that all behaviour can be turned around with my help.
Important note: This one off visit is for puppies from 8 weeks old to 4 months old.
If you are experiencing the following with your puppy and want it resolved quickly, then my 2 1/2 to 3 hour one to one visit is just what you need:
- Toileting in the house
- Jumping up
- Mouths or biting at you or children in the family
- Has hyper moments that you cannot control
- Crying at night
- Crying when left
- Has a crate but won’t go in it or stay in it
- Won’t leave you alone when eating
- Won’t sit or wait
- Jumps about with collar and lead
- Won’t respond to their name
- Chases the family cat
- And much more…