Private Canine Behavioural lessons
Are you struggling with problem behaviours from your dog or puppy? Then behavioural training lessons or one to one training ‘121s’ will give you the guidance and help to improve your dogs behaviour. Together with an experienced dog training instructor you will tackle issues you may be having. Emma and Ryan have a combined experience of over 22 years of working and training with a wide range of dogs and their problems. Working with behavioural cases at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home and The Dogs Trust, both dog trainers are experienced with rescue dogs of all shapes and sizes.
Discounted prices are available for multiple bookings.
Some of the issues we can help you with:
● Reactive dogs or unwanted barking
● Resource guarding including toy and food possession
● Nervousness
● Stranger issues e.g. barking or nervous of strangers
● Separation anxiety
● Handling issues
● Pulling and lunging on the lead
● Abnormal behaviour e.g. obsessive behaviour
● Lacking manners and rude behaviour
What to expect from behavioural 121 training:
We will book you in to suit your schedule. Weekday, evening and weekend appointments are available subject to availability. Home visits and zoom/video calls are also available so you can train in your own home or out on your walks (travel costs apply).
You and your instructor will talk in depth about any issues you are facing and establish any history. This is so that we understand everything there is to understand about your pooch so we can help them in the best way possible.
We will establish aims of training and set a training plan in place. Your instructor will set you exercises and talk you through any questions you might have. The training is tailored to your specific situation and you will have access to your dog trainer via whatsapp so you can ask questions between appointments should you need to.
We are here to help! Get in touch for more info or to book. We are happy to answer any questions you might have and aim to get back to you as soon as possible.
