Dog Behaviour
Dog Behaviour
Every dog is individual, just like their owners, but please see below some examples of the kind of behaviour problems I can help with.
"Jackie has helped us no end with our dog Jessie, who was shadow-chasing and resource guarding. She put practical solutions in place and worked with the whole family to help Jessie become a fun part of the family that we could all enjoy. She's such a personable trainer that genuinely works to make life with a dog easy. Would recommend her to anyone needing support with integrating a dog into family life" - Fiona, Ealing, 2019
Aggressive barking, growling, lunging, biting
Aggressive barking, growling, lunging, biting
Aggression is a serious problem, whether it is towards people or other dogs, but it is often misunderstood. To minimise the risk of injury to yourself and others, and to protect your dog's own safety, get in touch without delay for kind, effective help.
Separation problems
Separation problems
A dog who cannot cope with being left alone can make life miserable for both you and your dog. I provide the support and advice to teach your dog new coping-skills, improving their welfare and restoring your peace of mind.
Destruction in the home
Destruction in the home
There are many reasons why dogs can be destructive in the home. The damage caused is often distressing and costly, and can cause a rift in the relationship between you and your dog. I can help you identify and understand the cause and successfully change the behaviour.
Sound-sensitivity
Sound-sensitivity
Sensitivity to certain noises, especially fireworks, is sadly common, but nonetheless upsetting for you and your dog. My professional support will help you successfully manage and resolve the problem, reducing the distress that your dog feels.
Fear and Phobias
Fear and Phobias
Fears and phobias can develop for a number of reasons. Unfortunately, they tend not to improve on their own and often often get worse over time. If your dog is suffering, get in touch for help to make life less terrifying for your pet.
Repetitive behaviours
Repetitive behaviours
Tail-chasing, shadow-chasing, or other seemingly compulsive behaviours may indicate that all is not well with your dog. When obsessive grooming is involved, it can also lead to serious self-injury. I can help you identify the underlying cause and address the problem.
Get in touch!
Get in touch!
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Caspers Pet Behaviour and Training
Berkshire and surrounding areas
07413 396261
caspersbehaviourandtraining@gmail.com