What is included?

 

5 Sessions.

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Our Behavioral Modification Sessions are designed to address and resolve specific behavioral challenges with a customised, strategic approach. Each session includes:

Detailed Assessment: We start with a comprehensive evaluation of your dog’s behaviour to identify the root causes of issues such as aggression, fear, or anxiety.

Tailored Training Plan: Based on the assessment, we create a personalised behaviour modification plan that includes targeted strategies such as desensitisation, counter-conditioning, and positive reinforcement.

Focused One-on-One Sessions: Work directly with our experienced trainers in one-on-one sessions to implement the behavior modification techniques, ensuring your dog receives individualised attention and support.

Practical Exercises: Engage in specific exercises designed to address your dog’s unique behavioural issues, reinforcing positive changes and building new, desirable behaviours.

Progress Monitoring: Regularly track your dog’s progress and adjust the training plan as needed to ensure continuous improvement and effective results.

Owner Education: Gain valuable insights into managing your dog’s behaviour at home, including tips on creating a supportive environment and reinforcing new behaviours.

These sessions provide a structured and compassionate approach to transforming challenging behaviours, helping your dog achieve a more balanced and harmonious life.

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Behavioural modification is a valuable approach for addressing a wide range of problematic behaviors in dogs. Here are some common issues that can be effectively addressed through behavioural modification techniques:

1. Aggression
Types: Aggression towards people, other dogs, or animals.

2. Separation Anxiety
Symptoms: Excessive barking, destructive behaviour, and distress when left alone.

3. Fear and Phobias
Types: Fear of loud noises (thunder, fireworks), unfamiliar people, or objects.
 

4. Excessive Barking
Types: Barking at people, other animals, or noises.

5. Destructive Chewing
Types: Chewing furniture, shoes, or other household items.

6. Jumping Up

 Types: Jumping on people when greeting or during excitement.

7. Lead Pulling
Types: Pulling on the lead during walks.

8. Resource Guarding
Types: Protecting food, toys, or resting areas from people or other animals.

9. Inappropriate Elimination
Types: Urinating or defecating inside the house.

10. Compulsive Behaviours
Types: Excessive spinning, tail chasing, or other repetitive actions.

Behavioral modification aims to address the root causes of these behaviours rather than just masking the symptoms, leading to more effective and lasting changes.
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*If you require a home visit and you live more that 30 minutes drive from HX3 7BS please contact me prior to booking otherwise the session will be in at my location.

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*Please note that these sessions focus on basic behavioural modification. If your dog exhibits extreme fearful or aggressive behaviour, such as lunging, growling at dogs or people, guarding food or objects please contact us about what we can offer.