Is your dog showing any of these behaviours?
Seem anxious or reluctant to go for walks?
Lunge, bark, or react strongly towards people or other dogs?
Even one of these challenges may indicate that your dog is struggling and could benefit from behavioural guidance or rehabilitation training.
If you're unsure whether your dog’s behaviour requires support, feel free to get in touch — I’ll be happy to advise you.
This training is not suitable for separation anxiety dogs or for dogs who has a fear of strangers. Book a private training for those dogs, please.
These trainings can be more effective for the dogs as I can concentrate solely on them during the sessions.
What You’ll Learn During Training
£1000
10 Days Dog Rehabilitation
1 session consultation with me about the dog background and demonstration – on the 1st day 8 sessions dog rehabilitation (variable days)– I take your dog and does 1-hour dog rehabilitation session (use positive reinforcement, desensitization & counterconditioning) and bring it back to you 1 handover session – on the last day (10th day)
What’s Included in Your Training Package
Training Results & Expectations
Every dog learns at a different pace, and progress depends on factors such as age, breed, temperament, previous experience and consistency between sessions.
Booking a set number of sessions does not guarantee that your dog will be fully trained or a behaviour completely resolved within that time. Regular practice at home is essential for long-term progress.
Dog rehabilitation may not always look like traditional training from the outside. While obedience training often involves visible exercises and commands, rehabilitation focuses largely on the dog’s emotional response to their environment and triggers.
Sometimes simply walking, observing, creating distance, or calmly experiencing a situation is part of the training. Although it may look like very little is happening, the dog is learning, processing information and building safer, calmer responses. Commands and practical skills may still be included, but rehabilitation is primarily about changing how the dog feels and responds, rather than how many commands they can perform.
Personal Training Sessions
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10 x 1-hour trainer led sessions
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Training may occasionally finish few minutes earlier where continuing would not be appropriate for the dog's welfare, concentration or physical condition.
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Please note, this time includes the feedback about the session when I bring back your dog
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Written report
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Professional assessment of your dog's behaviour and training needs - tailored to your dog’s individual needs
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Training Resources & Materials
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Access to my exclusive training videos
(covering everything we practise during sessions) -
My training guides, books, and helpful resources
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Easy-to-follow materials to support your progress at home
Veterinary Referral
I am able to accept veterinary referrals for behavior issues. If you have pet insurance, there is a possibility that your insurer may cover the costs of necessary behavior consultation and training. I advise you to contact your specific insurer to confirm their coverage policies. I claimed already with PetPlan, Many Pets & Napo. It is important to note that in all cases, your vet must provide the referral.
Initial Behaviour Assessment (included)
The first session includes a minimum 30-minute assessment. This time is essential to understand your dog’s behaviour, identify possible causes of the challenges, and provide tailored advice.
Every dog is unique, so the focus is on careful evaluation rather than quick fixes. During the session we will discuss practical training strategies, management techniques, and lifestyle adjustments that can support your dog’s progress.
Trainer-Led Training Does Not Replace Owner Training
During trainer-led sessions, I can introduce and strengthen skills, work through challenges and build better responses with your dog. However, dogs also need to learn to perform those behaviours with you, in your everyday environment.
Dogs do not automatically transfer everything they learn with a trainer to every person, place and situation.
This is why owner involvement, handover sessions and continued practice are an essential part of the programme.
Handover sessions
Handover sessions are an important part of trainer-led programmes.
During the handover, I show you what your dog has been learning, how I have been working with them and, most importantly, how you can continue the training yourself.
The programme should not be considered complete until the scheduled handover and remaining sessions have taken place.
