If your dog believes it is a pack leader and causes you problems, then don't despair. With simple training methods you can regain control and take over as pack leader. You can then provide the security the dog needs in a relaxed and stress free environment.
The method I use is not only based on my experience as a police dog trainer/instructor for over 27 years, but also on knowledge I have gained from attending training courses with Jan Fennell the "Dog Listener". For more information, see the website www.janfennellthedoglistener.com.
- The training method I employ will take away any confusion in the dog's mind as to its postion in your pack
- It is all based on using the dog's natural pack instincts
- It is done on a one to one basis in your home
- I teach you and the rest of your family how to communicate with a dog in order to become above it in its hierarchy
- I teach you how to look for signs of the dog starting to relax
- There is no force involved in the training method
- It will not diminish the dog's love for you and will probably enhance it as you will be communicating with it in a way it understands
I am happy to work in the Yorkshire and Lancashire areas. If you want any further information, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Consultations
These take place in your own home, and last between two and a half to three and a half hours. I also leave a written plan for you to follow.
You can also contact me afterwards for clarification or further advice. There is no force or gimmicks involved in the training. You may see your dogs behaviour start to improve as we start to take away the stress of being pack leader.
Fees
Consultation fees are available on request.
This is not a training method you can use once and the dog will behave itself. It needs to become a routine for the whole of the pack and therefore needs everybody's co-operation in order to have any effect.
If this is adopted, you will have a stress free life with your dog.
Give your dog what it needs! Not what it wants!
Testimonials
I have a gorgeous dog name Meg - she is a cross border collie / german shepherd - she was an abandoned 5 month old - skin and bone - but is now a healthy much loved part of our family - Malcolm came as she was a nightmare to take out and excessive barker - Malcolm has transformed her life - and we have stuck to his training pattern - and will for life - Meg is now a happy, content 2 year old....
-Brenda
I am delighted! Daniel is responding really well, although he seemed a bit confused and put out at first. However, on the very first morning after you'd been he didn't bark at all and I could linger in bed until 8.00 am! What luxury!
-Ros
I daily walk both dogs and it is a pleasure to walk them both and we can be gone for hours. Sam has stopped chewing but every now and then he will have a go but I can soon see what I have done wrong with them both.
The crazy thing is, I have become more confidemt in myself and when I watch propgrammes on television or visit someones' house, I can see what they are doing wrong with their dogs...
-Shelley, Taffy and Sam