
Sadly, for both him and the couple who love him dearly, too many things in daily life scare him. They would like to be able to include him in all they do without scaring him.
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Here’s how an online consultation works — and why it’s actually often better. With client’s permission – a peak into the first part:
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Waiting times for dog behaviourist behaviour help can often be much too long. I manage the number of active clients at any one time to ensure I am able to see new cases very promptly. I manage my time to give sufficient ongoing help to everyone on my list.
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Food, toys or space — guarding can cause real stress at home. I’ll help uncover the root cause and guide you towards the best outcome.
Some dogs panic when left alone. My step-by-step plans ease their distress and help you enjoy leaving home without worry.
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Sadly, for both him and the couple who love him dearly, too many things in daily life scare him. They would like to be able to include him in all they do without scaring him.

Poor Floyd. Also – poor couple he lives with. They feel trapped at home with him and can’t go out without worrying about him.
Floyd suckles a toy
They can’t take him with them with them and they can’t leave him at home

Some dogs are such sensitive receptors to our own feelings. Stunning Saluki/Greyhound Bandit is a case in point. Confident rock Sometimes we need to ask ourselves just what it is our dog needs in us.

Ember is six months old. The now adolescent Ember lives with a couple, their two children and the beautiful and easy-going Siberian Husky, Runa. The two dogs play together and they sleep together. Guarding behaviour

When the gentleman in particular comes down in the morning, Lennon’s ears go back, he trembles and creeps forward. When the man goes to stroke him, he grumbles and bares his teeth.

Bonnie, a six-year-old Labrador, had developed a strong reluctance to get into the lady’s car. While she would happily jump into the cars belonging to the man or daughter in the household, she outright refused to get into the lady’s car.
Over the past twenty years I have been to thousand of dogs and hundreds of different houses. I have met so many wonderful people, people who love their dogs and want to do the best for them.
More recently, I have included online consultations. They have proved so successful that with all my in-person visits, I now start off with an online session.
My love for dogs started many years ago with a Rottweiler called Merlin and Magic, a German Shepherd. Back then, it was all about harsh dog training and ‘correcting’ the dog in order to force it to ‘obey’. Commands were sergeant major-style orders.
How different things are today. With all my subsequent learning and experience, I have proved something beyond possible doubt. This is that kind, positive, and force-free methods not only work best, but they ensure we feel comfortable on our relationship with our dog.
I am down to two dogs now. An elderly blind and deaf Labrador and a recently adopted ex-racing Greyhound. I can’t imagine a life without dogs.
ISCP: Graduate International School of Dog Psychology and Behaviour
CCB: Certified Canine Behaviourist INTODogs
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IMDT: Institute of Modern Dog Trainers
VSPDT: Victoria Stilwell Positively Dog Trainer
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