Various behaviours we can work with

  • Leash Pulling

    You will appreciate it if your daily walks make your shoulders hurt and you don’t need go to the gym — your biceps are strong enough from holding the leash when your dog pulls.

  • Hunting

    Maybe you found it funny when your dog first time jumped towards the pigeons but now you avoid every city park because your dog hunts everything: from cyclists to falling leaves?

  • Recall

    The recall works perfect but not when… other dogs are around? Or not when you see a cat? Or when you walk in the forest? How many more excuses can we think of?

  • Barking at other dogs

    “But he just wants to play! It’s all because other dog owners don’t let their dogs free”! Let’s face it: your dog needs to learn some social manners including someone’s decision to not play with them.

  • Separation anxiety

    Taking your dog everywhere with you is awesome! Unless you do it because you can’t leave them home alone…

  • Aggressive behaviours

    Your dog hates one of your neighbours? Or have they snapped at a kid who was running by? Trust me, you won’t need to walk at 5 am. for the rest of your life, your dog can learn controlling their emotions.

  • Picking up food

    You don’t need a vacuum cleaner because you already have one that is fluffy and walks on four legs? Jokes aside, stealing food can be dangerous. And it can be managed.

  • Barking in the garden

    When was the last time you did let your dog run freely in the garden without worrying about your neighbours being barked at?

  • Attacking guests

    Do you always need to meet your guests outside of the house because otherwise your dog may overreact? We can help you get your social life back.

  • Chilling in a cafe

    Sometimes I say that my specialisation is in teaching dogs to sleep in restaurants. Yes, also when waiters come close to take your order.

  • Overcoming Fear

    Regardless of what caused insecurity, we can help your dog to become more relaxed. Your dog can learn that this world is not so scary, people are generally friendly and dogs are not a threat.

  • You name it...

    I will help you find harmony in living with your dog. You set the goals — my job is in guiding you further.

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Training Program Draft example

Bootcamp Plan

    • Addressing relationship problems

    • Learning theory: understanding how dogs learn

    • Understanding problematic behaviours

    • Feedback techniques

    • Managing conflict situations

    • Implementing new rules

    • Adjusting the plan to your routines

    • Recall foundations

    • Touching and moving the dog

    • Understanding distraction levels

    • Trying out handling techniques

    • Resolving little conflicts successfully

    • Learning to relax

    • Not barking at home / in the garden

    • Understanding triggers and improving frustration tolerance

    • Promoting following an owner outside

    • Introducing “No” signal

    • Mindset: expectation management

    • Introduction to the "Heel" command

    • Developing an individual training plan

    • Facing challenging distractions

    • Strengthening the skillset

    • “Place” command

    • Establishing rules & boundaries

    • Staying calm when visitors come over

    • “No” with challenging triggers

    • Frustration tolerance level up

    • Recall when passing other dogs and people

    • Frustration tolerance level up

    • Establishing rules & boundaries

    • Loose leash walking in busy environments

    • “Place” command in busy environments

    • Practicing off leash walking

    • Controlling hunting behaviors

    • Leading the dog in conflict situations when passing by people and dogs

    • Recall in conflict situations

    • “No” in conflict situations

    • Mastering passing by challenging people and dogs

    • Mastering everyday situations

    • Practicing real life situations

    • Going through all we’ve learned and mastering it

    • Follow up on the last 12 weeks: what have we achieved

    • Addressing challenges that are still left

Please note that our real plan may (and most probably will) differ from this depending on your individual challenges and needs.

Training Program Draft example

Lesson by Lesson Plan

    • Communication essentials: body language

    • Learning theory: understanding how dogs learn

    • Feedback techniques

    • Boundaries: consistency, rules

    • Understanding distraction levels

    • Getting dog’s attention

    • Management in difficult situations

    • Recall introduction

    • Learning to relax

    • Leveling up recall with distractions

    • Building relaxation during outside activities

    • Concentration exercises

    • Promoting following the owner playfully

    • Introduction to the "Heel" command

    • Integrating learned skills with increased distractions

    • Introducing "No" / "Leave It"

    • Establishing play rules & boundaries

    • “Drop It” during playing

    • Understanding play styles

    • Controlled exposure to new people, animals, & environments

    • Relaxation techniques

    • Identifying Triggers & Understanding Anxiety

    • Management Strategies for Alone Time

    • Identifying behavioral triggers

    • Ongoing training strategies

    • Setting new goals & adjusting your training plan

Please note that our real plan may (and most probably will) differ from this depending on your individual challenges and needs.

Ready to step into your new life with your best friend?