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Using only kind techniques, I work privately with you and your dog, either online or face to face, to resolve all your canine behaviour and training problems.
Focusing on restoring balance and calm in your dog, I specialise in solving the most complex and unusual of behavioural cases, online and face to face. Many of my clients have been referred to me by other dog professionals or have previously tried training and rehabilitation with limited or no real success.
Wherever you are in the world, I can help you solve any kind of behaviour problem, through a series of online sessions.
Time zones and currencies are not a problem; my online clients come to me from all the world, including London, Ireland, Norway, and as far away as New Zealand.
Over a series of private, in-person sessions, I can help you solve all kinds of behavioural problem.
In person help is available in Dundee and the surrounding area, including Carnoustie, Monike, Inchture, Tealing, Leuchars, and all in-between.
In my growing collection of courses, I will teach you how to solve and prevent dog behaviour and training problems using techniques that really work.
Courses include: step by step recall, new puppy, solving reactive behaviour, and new rescue introduction.
Free Pack Walks in Dundee are fun for all, and are a great way to meet new people and socialise our dogs, especially anxious dogs. If you don’t know me, it is also a great opportunity to meet me face to face, find out more about what I do and how I can help you with your dogs behaviour.
Nearly half of all canine behaviour problems are related to reactive behaviour. So this group has been set up to help support people who are struggling with reactive dog behaviour throughout the UK.
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