Get the support you and your pet deserve
Whether you are at the end of your tether with a serious behaviour problem, or you just need some training help, you are in the right place!
I am a fully insured and appropriately qualified Provisional Clinical Animal Behaviourist and trainer who fully understands the challenges living with dogs with behaviour problems or riding and handling difficult horses. I can assure you it doesn’t have to be that way!
Animal behaviour has progressed through research over the years and we now know more about what’s important to keep our four legged furry friends happy. This includes:
Positive relationships (with people and other animals)
Ethology - what is important for the species, are all their needs being met?
Good communication using positive techniques
Physical health and hormones play a huge role in behaviour
It’s all about emotions . Often behaviour problems stem from a negative emotional response which we have to get to the bottom of, we can’t change behaviour without addressing emotions
A modern approach…
Throughout this journey you will learn lots about your pet, their underlying emotions and be fully supported to make the necessary changes to improve things for them and you.
My programme follows the 3 step plan below which has a high success rate:
Stage 1: Reset and relax
Avoid all the triggers that cause the behaviour in the first place. Address any physical or hormonal problems if necessary
Stage 2: Build confidence and resilience
Help your animal learn some appropriate coping strategies to build resilience
Stage 3: Address Underlying Emotions
Through systematic desensitisation and counter conditioning, we can address those underlying emotions that your pet is struggling with.
Sound like the kind of services you need? Click on one of the buttons below to find out more, and if you’re still not sure if it is the right service for you, book a free discovery call to chat it through
Check your Insurance
Most dog insurers will pay for appropriate qualified behaviourist. They won’t cover training or equine behaviour unfortunately.