Your Anxiety is Ruining Your Dog Training!

I see cockapoos the most out of all the dog breeds and at first I didn't like them much. But as I got to know them better I realised it wasn't the dogs at all- it was the owners! (surprise surprise)So why are these dogs acting out all the time, why are they a high maintenance breed and how do we make them happy?Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Some dogs will always be dog reactive to some extent, the walks are stressful and you're mourning your dream walks with the carefree attitude everyone else seems to have. But there is a way forward!Management and my top training priorities for dog reactivity. Every walk I have to manage Flicker's extreme reactivity, I live in a built up area that just seems to get busier every year! But every walk I still have; no barking, no pulling and she goes off lead, guaranteed, every time!Here's how!Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Do you have a crazy high energy puppy and the 5min per month isn't tiring him out enough? Are you getting bitten more and more and you just don't know where to even begin? A complete guide to entertaining and enriching your new puppy so that he sleeps, listens and doesn't destroy the house in his teething stage!Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Subscriber-only episodeIf you're looking for help with resource guarding, especially if it's a little different like Finn here, this will give you a good start up program to help move forward. Finn has severely punctured people who then needed hospitalisation from the wounds but he only guards human food not his own! Have a listen to how we're going to fix this.Home Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

I'm sorry you're having to go through this decision right now, it is a heavy burden. Knowing when it's the right time, whether you can keep your dog comfortable or keep clearing up after them  day after day can get very confusing and overwhelming. I hope I can give you some clarity through this terrible time.   Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

How to safely introduce your dog to your newborn baby. Should you keep them separate until later or is it best to get close and personal so that he knows what it is?Safety TipsPsychology Explained!Programs Given  Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Subscriber-only episodeSeparation Anxiety but a completely differently situation! Wilma can be left for a few hours in the daytime but since the death of the other dog will bark at night until let into the owner's bed.Listen to my program on how we're going to fix this situation so everyone can get a good night's sleep. Home Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Subscriber-only episodeWelcome to the first podcast on my home visits! This time we're visiting Jackson the cockapoo who has recently developed separation anxiety since they moved a year ago. He's getting so upset and stressed when left alone. Listen to my tailored program to help him become comfortable again. Home Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Don't bother training your dog if you have anxiety! Why? This is so harsh Tilly!I know. It’s the sad reality though, unless you can be calm and confident, your dog will always be picking up cues from you- wether you use positive training or an E- collar!Here I go through my best tips to help you, so that you can move forward together. I also suffer with anxiety but, through personal growth (and God) it has vastly improved, so I empathise with your pain and promise there is a way through it! Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training

Everyone is always pushing "reward the calm". But what if Teddy is NEVER calm? How is this similar to "reward the good, ignore the bad"?Real life examples, indoors and out for rewarding the calm. Support the showHome Visits for Behaviour ProblemsFacebook- Latest Cases and ReviewsInstagramTicTok Videos on Training