Assessment and Modification of Behaviour

When your dog is exhibiting behaviour that is anti-social or impacts
on the quality of life, for either the family or the dog, then the help of qualified professionals working in the
field of dog behaviour is required.
We encourage our clients to be honest with their dog behaviour
problems. We will undertake a detailed assessment of your particular problem area and provide you with practical
and realistic advice.
Our approach to Problem Behaviour is as follows:
A detailed interview with the dog owner and assessment of current
handling methods. Observation of the problem area and current approaches. Feedback to the dog owner with
recommendations on how to address problem areas.
Our assessment process is pivotal in developing a realistic approach
to the correction of the problem. It is our experience that at times dog owners are unaware of how small problems
can escalate as the dog matures or is exposed to different environmental situations. Our assessment provides dog
owners with sound, practical advice that allows them to take the right actions to develop well behaved companion
dogs.
Following the assessment process the recommended plan is implemented
with the dog and dog owner. At all times we work with the dog owner to ensure they are skilled and confident to
maintain the necessary approaches to embed the correct behaviour in their dog. We form a partnership with the dog
owner to achieve the best possible outcome from their dog.
We have found that each dog is an individual and that the best
approach varies. It can be a combination of several elements of our service portfolio.
The results that we promise are that the dog owner will have a suite
of tactics and approaches to allow them to manage their dog in a variety of situations. They will have an
understanding of what the triggers are that elicit the problem behaviour and how to manage or manipulate their
actions and or the external environment to best manage their dog.
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