Dog Trainer / Training in Hants / Surrey

Every time I see a dog at my client's home, I am left with a feel good factor when I observe a positive change in the dog's behaviour. More importantly when I see the new understanding of the owner has towards their dog.

Having a dog is rewarding in many ways! To enable us to have a happy dog we have to train the dog right from wrong, the ideal time to do this is from puppy hood. Starting training at this age can stop lots of problems in the future. But even older dogs can be taught! The old saying is? “It’s never too late to teach an old dog tricks”

I am a qualified dog psychologist / behaviourist and dog trainer (Dip.dog.psy.MOC.MSFTR- Dip.dogtraining MOC.SFTR)
who is dedicated in making dog’s and their owners happy.Owning a dog comes with great deal of responsibility, knowing how your dog thinks can help you have a happy healthy dog.

What your dog trainer should do

Once I have shown you how to correct the unwanted behaviour your success will start from then on, because most of the problems we cause directly or indirectly are our own fault, after all a dog is a dog and not a human. We tend to assume that our dogs understand what we are saying but the simple fact is they don’t understand English, That’s not to say we can’t speak to them as they like the sound of our voices.

Do some of the following problems sound familiar?

Does your dog:

1. Not 'sit' or lie 'down' when you ask?
2. Not come back in the park when you call?

3. Pull you down the road?
4. Constantly stop and sniff on a walk?

5. Jump on you and/or your guests?
6. Continuously bark in the car or in the home?

7. Growl at strangers or friends when they call or approach

your car?

8. Chase the neighbour’s cat / squirrels / deer / cars / bicycle

/ joggers?

9. Dictate where he will sit and on which chair?
10. Bark at the postman or even worse chase him/her?

11. Growl when you take his food or toys away?

12. Is a lovely character but just a hooligan to control?

13. Not settle in the home and constantly seeks

attention?

14. Show signs of separation anxiety when left?

15. Steal food off the table or shelf?

All of these problems either individually or collectively are

symptomatic of a general lack of control. We can change these

above problems and put happiness back into your relationship

with your dog.

So don't wait any longer.... it is easier than you think and in one or two sessions depending on the problem we will completely change the way you handle and control your dog.

I will guide you through with the behavioural problem and training and show you the correct way until you are a 100% comfortable before I leave provided that you and your family are consistent with the training afterwards.

From the first phone call I will find out what the problem is and
how you deal with it, so before my first visit I will already have
the information to get started with the training straight away.

I use positive reinforcement with behavioural problems and

training, and more importantly timing as this can confuse the

dog if it’s not done correctly.

Exchanging unwanted behaviour and replacing it with the right behaviour, basically showing the dog the correct way you want him to be through praise and treat rewards.

Terasa Wicks