We offer extensive behavioural training services to help you address behaviours like: barking, aggression, resource guarding, territorial behaviours, reactivity, separation anxiety, anxiety or other fear based behaviours. We can work with you in your home, in the community or online. We service Brisbane, Redlands, Logan & Bay Islands for face to face services.
We first start with a introductory assessment. This is a rapid intake and initial assessment (try and see you within 48hrs) so that we can get to know you and your dog and their behavioural concerns quickly and give some initial advice to ensure we get the most out of our time working together because we know most people are on a budget and don’t have thousands of dollars to spend on dog training. It is also your opportunity to check we are the right fit for you and your dog.
We will then recommend the best next steps for your dog. You can also dive straight in and start with our Behaviour Assessment & Training Package.
Every animal is different, with their own emotions and their own individual way of responding to the people and the environment around them. Each pet owner has a unique relationship with their pet, however at times it can be a struggle to understand why your pet does certain things and how to manage their behaviour. The following packages can help you understand your pet’s unique needs within their environment and how that fits with your lifestyle.
We will work together to help you and your pet understand each other better and to support you through the behaviour challenges you are facing. This will assist to improve your pet’s quality of life and the companionship you share.
During our sessions together detailed information will be gathered from you and by observing your pet. We will discuss your pet’s history, your concerns, observe video footage of your pet’s daily activities and of problem behaviours (if safe or appropriate).
We will also observe subtle body language signals, if your pet can relax and how they do so, choices your pet makes on where to relax, and the way your pet interacts with their environment and you.
Once all the information is gathered, the cause of the problem and how to manage the problem are discussed with you in detail. A plan suited to your family, your environment, and your pet is then discussed. This may include how to keep everyone safe, how to reduce triggers, developing appropriate coping strategies with the aim of improving their behaviour.
