Most canine behavioural problems can be dealt with effectively during one consultation, but this will ultimately depend on the nature and severity of the dog's problem. Follow-up consultations can be arranged if required.
What Does a Behavioural Consultation Involve?A behavioural consultation uses canine psychology to identify and understand the motivation, rewards and the emotions behind a specific dog's behaviour. This knowledge can then be used to modify that behaviour using positive, kind, and reward-based methods.Consultations are held in the dog's home environment where the behaviour can be discussed and hopefully observed, and the most appropriate, effective advice can be given. Dogs (and owners) are generally less stressed in a familiar environment, and being at home makes learning and re-training a lot easier. A consultation will normally last about 2 hours, and will include:
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report is available on request, which lists the recommendations
discussed
and agreed at the consultation. Most canine behavioural problems can be dealt with effectively during one consultation, but this will ultimately depend on the nature and severity of the dog's problem. Follow-up consultations can be arranged if required. |
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