Does your dog seem to have selective hearing, sometimes listening to you, sometimes not.

Is your dog nervous in it's environment or overly excited?

Does your dog become reactive around other people or dogs?

Does your dog walk you when you take him/her out for a walk, zig zagging from scent to scent or does your dog simply refuse to walk?

Whilst walking your dog, would it be good if your dog went to the loo where you wanted i.e. near a poo bin and not anywhere it wanted to go?

Does your dog aggressively fence charge when someone walks by or charge the door when someone knocks?

Does your dog have a strong prey drive, wanting to chase every cat, squirrel, rabbit, deer, sheep etc?

Does your dog greet people by jumping up on them, scratching or nipping them?

Does your dog lay on the couch or bed and refuse to move?

Does your dog control you, demanding attention, stopping you from leaving the house etc?

Does your dog have an obsession over a particular toy e.g. a tennis ball?

Does your dog guard items e.g. toys or food?

Does your dog have a questionable off leash recall?

Owning a dog can make a wonderful addition to your family but when there are behavioural issues it can create an untold amount of stress and emotional unbalance to all members of the family.

It doesn't have to be this way! With a little education your dog can become the companion you always wanted and not the stressful adversary it may seem to have become.

Whatever problem(s) your dog has, they can all be resolved if you are committed to change. The vast majority of issues dogs develop (I would guess at 90% plus) are created, nurtured and rewarded by us. Very, very few dogs can’t be rehabilitated despite what many other professionals may say. The responsibility wholly depends on you and whether you can change.

So, if you would prefer your dog to have a calm disposition, greeting you and guests with respect, walking calmly by your side on a walk, ignoring other dogs, cats, squirrels etc, to be calm and relaxed in your home, then contact me either on my number below or send me a detailed email now.

Any dog, any problem can be successfully worked with if you are committed to change.

Surrey Hampshire Dog Behaviour Consultant

Creating Balance

1 to 1 Training for You and You and your dog

Patience and consistency whilst being calm and confident

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