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Dogs

Dogs are great companions that can enable us to have active and social lifestyles. However, this is not always the case. If you feel that your dog is behaving in a way you find challenging then there is usually a way to modify their behaviour to find a better solution. 

Does your dog display any of the following?

 

  • Reactivity towards people or other dogs/animals

  • House soiling

  • Separation anxiety

  • Cognitive dysfunction

  • Anxiety or nervousness

  • Vet fear or phobia

  • Fear with being handled/grooming

  • Anti-social behaviours such as barking

How the process works?

 
Step 1, Initial contact
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As a Clinical Animal Behaviourist, I require a direct referral from your veterinary surgeon. This includes completing some paperwork and sharing your dog’s clinical history, all easily done via my vet page. If your dog hasn’t had a recent health check, one may be needed to rule out medical issues that could influence behaviour. Any existing medical conditions are carefully considered when designing your dog’s behaviour plan.
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Step 2, Booking
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Once your referral is received, you will be invited to book an appointment via my online system, choosing a date and time that suits you.
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Step 3, Behaviour consultation
 
The home visit lasts approximately 2 hours. We will discuss your dogs behaviour in detail, explore why this started, and identify what maintains it. Together, we will design a tailored behaviour plan and start implementing strategies during the visit.
 
Single Visit (£210):​
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  • Contact with your vet

  • Review of medical records

  • 2-hour home consultation

  • Summary report sent to your vet

  • Invoice for insurance claims

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3-Month Behaviour Package (£350):

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  • All of the above, plus:

  • Tailor-made behaviour plan

  • 3 months of phone/email support

  • Summary report sent to your vet

  • Progressions added as goals you can achieve on a weekly or two weekly basis

  • Training notes

  • Assessment of videos to fine-tune progress

  • Support to keep you motivated and accountable​

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Follow-up:

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  • Home visits £60

  • Calls/emails £15 per 20 minutes or £35/month for more intensive cases requiring more feedback​

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Some behaviour issues may require dedicated time to implement the plan. Consistency, calmness, and focus during training sessions are essential—there are no quick fixes, but committed effort leads to lasting change. 

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