Why consult a Dog Behaviourist?
A dog behaviourist is able to evaluate the various problems encountered with the dog, to better help the family understand their canine companion. They can suggest the best strategies for improving the relationship between pets and their owners.
Benefits and Objectives
The consultant will help you improve your relationship with your pet and find positive and gentle solutions to restore harmony. You’ll learn to better understand your dog by changing your perception and becoming more aware of the impact of your actions on his behaviour.
What Happens During a Consultation:
- The animal is given a general assessment by our behaviourist;
- You can ask any questions you may have;
- Issues will be reviewed during the consultation, and the necessary interventions to resolve them will be suggested;
- A written report following the consultation is sent to you with specific recommendations.
Puppy Education Class (Younger than 6 Months)
This class helps your puppy develop a strong relationship with their family, and helps them develop independence and self-confidence through gentle, effective training methods.
- Potty training
- Nipping
- Basic commands (sit, down)
- Leash walking
- Socialization
Teenage Dog Education Class (6 Months and Older)
This class helps pet parents better understand and find ways to manage the irritating behaviours often found in adolescent dogs.
- Barking
- Jumping on people
- Leash pulling
- Basic commands (recall, stay…)
- Emotion management (self-control exercises)
Desensitization Sessions
An initial meeting is scheduled to assess the animal and draw up an appropriate intervention plan. Subsequently, a number of sessions will be scheduled to work with the animal on desensitization of preventive care (nail trimming, ear cleaning, subcutaneous injections, brushing, etc.).
We are here for your companions!
For more information, please contact our canine behavior specialist, Isabelle Borremans, by completing the form: