Dog training is about building good habits.
Most misbehaviour stems from dogs not knowing what to do. Mouthy puppies, jumpy greeters, or enthusiastic barkers do what they do because it comes naturally to them.
Cats also have their little quirks. They can urinate outside their litter box, attack your visitors, meow at night and scratch your beautiful couch!
It is possible that certain behavioural problems are due to a medical condition (pain, hormonal disease, etc.). Therefore, it’s important to speak to your veterinarian or a canin behavior specialist, as soon as the problem occurs.
Our team will be able to give you advice or refer you to a specialist near you.
For more information:
Please contact our canine behavior specialist, Isabelle Borremans:
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It's often small pointers and adjustments made early in life that will keep the whole family happy. It is very rewarding for us to be able to make that difference.
Isabelle Borremans
Canin Behavior specialist
Centres, hospitals and clinics Vet et Nous
