Are you dealing with bad behaviour from your furry friend? Is your dog jumping, barking, or pulling on walks?
If so, you’re not alone.
We understand that training your dog can feel like a challenging task, but it doesn’t have to be.
Our unique training approach makes training fun and engaging for both you and your dog.
With games-based training, you’ll see your dog’s behaviour improve in no time.
In this call we have the opportunity to learn more about you and your dog. We find out about the problems that you are experiencing and recommend the best training program to help solve your training struggles.
Once you have locked in your program we get started - book a time for your kick off call. You will complete an intake form to map out your current struggles.
During the kick-off call we work through your current struggles and build out your custom training plan which we use as the framework for our training sessions. During the program you get access to your online portal where you receive homework and send updates to and from your trainer.
At the end of the program you will have reduced or removed the problem behaviours by replacing them with more desirable ones - and have built a better, more positive relationship with your dog.
Through the training, my dog has shown so much improvement and is less reactive. I now have the tools and tips to prevent reactive behaviour and also understand the individual needs of my dog, to help her feel safe and confident around other dogs leading to less reactive behaviour.
This training has been so valuable and informative, I can’t thank Marianne enough!"
The most loving of dogs, Moses completely forgot mum Danna was there when he was out and about! She reached out to our resident games-based trainer Marianne to help focus her disengaged boy.
Patchy was fearful and aggressive when mum Anna first contacted us -we couldn't even look at her during our consultation! Find out how she has become 'super chill' at home with visitors.
Rescue dog Gregg was on his 4th home when his new mum reached out to help with his barking and lunging at strangers.
