Dog behaviour training

Our goal is to bring the bond with your companion closer than ever before by helping you not only understand your dog’s behaviours but bring out the best personality!

We start with a simple meet and greet, getting to know your lifestyle and your companion’s behaviours. From there, we formulate a plan perfect for you and your pooch!

Togo helping Archie get used to socialising on his walks

Case #2907: the cheeky puppy

Marnie’s owner was reaching the point of thinking her behaviour was not fixable and was completely heartbroken at the idea of giving their new puppy up.

Their main concern is that they were not able to walk her to walk, just a short walk away and therefore were having to leave them at home, without stimulation and attention.

Within just one visit, we were able to work out that Marnie was just being a cheeky puppy. We empowered their owner to use tone and corrective actions to steer this little one in the right direction.

Case #1604: a first-time paw-rent

Obi from day was that terrified of new people, that I had to sit with my back to him while he tried to bark me out the house. However, after a few visits, he soon realised I was here to help.

After just over a year of looking after him, Obi was shortly going to become a paw-rent to a new baby in the house. He would now have to overcome his fear of children and share his parent’s attention.

With the help of a baby doll and a little extra training time on top of the his regular walks as reward, he soon began to love this brand new experience of being a family dog.