reactivity & aggression
- Towards dogs or people on walks
- Between household pets
- Towards owners, (adults, children)
- Towards guests, deliveries
- Towards vet or groomer
chasing behaviours
- Chasing (traffic, bikes, joggers...)
senior pets
- Geriatric problems
- Cognitive issues
house Soiling
- Elimination issues, marking
night waking
- Nocturnal night behaviour
anxiety, fear and phobiAS
- Anxiety or phobic disorders
- Noise sensitivities
- Separation anxiety
- Fear of people, dogs, other pets
- Fear of outdoors, walks, car travel
repetitive behaviours
- Eating disorders
- Compulsive behaviours
overarousal
- Attention seeking, Hyperarousal
- Nipping and mouthing
- Excessive barking
- Chewing and destructive behaviour
mourning behaviour
- Death of a pet
pet Behaviour Consultations
- Professional help for cat or dog behaviour problems
- Consultations at our clinics, in your home, or online
- We work with local vets as pain, medical conditions or anxiety can affect behaviour
Ongoing support packages
- 1-2-1 follow up practical sessions
- Group sessions for reactive and fearful dogs
- Ongoing support packages
risk Assessments
- Assessments for child fostering, adoptions, expert witness assessments, councils and shelters
- Assessment for Ards & North Down Borough Council for dogs to teach safe & responsible dog ownership to children
clinic consultation (puppy)
- For minor puppy behavioural issues including guarding, being alone, fears, hard mouthing...
- For puppies up to 24 weeks
- Held at Comber clinic (1xhour)
- Follow up provided
- Advice by a qualified animal behaviourist
- Treatment plan, tutorial handouts, videos
- Cost £125.00
- For training see Classes or 1-2-1 Training
clinic consultation (dogs)
- Clinical behaviour assessment (up to 2 hours)
- All behavioural issues over 24 weeks
- Held at our behaviour and training clinics
- Treatment plan, tutorial handouts, videos
- 1x 30 min follow up (clinic, phone or online)
- Cost £225.00
- Support packages available (see below)
reactive and fear classes
- Range of classes
- For dogs showing reactive behaviour to dogs
- For dogs showing reactive behaviour to people
- For dogs who are fearful to help build confidence
- Must have had a behaviour consultation 1st
- Trainer is a certified dog behaviourist
- Positive training methods
- 4x outdoor group sessions (up to 2hrs each)
- Held in Comber, County Down & parks
- Small group classes
- Potential for group walks
- £150.00
additional support packages
1-2-1 private training
- Ongoing training and behaviour modification
- Held at clinics
- Must have had a behaviour consultation 1st
- 1x hour £55.00
- Pack 3x 1 hrs £150.00
online/phone support
- Support for clients who want more help after consultation
- Ask questions, analyse videos etc.
- Must have had a behaviour consultation 1st
- 1x 30 minutes £30.00
- 2x 30 minutes £55.00
- 3x 30 minutes £75.00
home consultation (dogs)
- Clinical behaviour assessment
- For all behavioural problems
- Held at your home
- Diagnosis of behaviour issues
- Treatment plan / Tutorial handouts
- Follow up clinic appointment included
- Cost £225.00
- Ongoing support packages available
home consultation (Cats)
- Behavioural assessment for cats
- For all types of feline behavioural issues, but many issues can be resolved with an online consultation (see below)
- Held at your own home
- Treatment plan
- Tutorial handouts and 1x 30 mins follow up (phone or online)
- Cost £225.00
online consultation
- Online behaviour consultation
- For some dog behavioural issues
- For all cat behavioural issues
- Please contact us to discuss
- Treatment plan
- Tutorial handouts & videos
- Cost £175.00 (cats)
- Cost £195.00 (dogs)
- Additional support packages
- 1x 30 mins £30.00
- 2x 30 mins £55.00
- 3x 30 mins £75.00
If you would like any further information on our behaviour or training services please contact us via
the contact form, or by phone, text or email.
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Vet Referral Service for Veterinary Clinics in Northern Ireland
In compliance with the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC), the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), and the International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants (IAABC) codes of practice, I see clients and their pets for behaviour consultations upon veterinary referral.
All qualified behaviourists must adhere to a professional membership code of conduct, are fully insured, are accountable for their advice, and must keep up to date with current advances through participating in annual continuous professional development. Veterinary referral helps protect the health and welfare of pets as medical conditions and pain can alter behaviour and vice versa.
I provide a behavioural referral service for veterinary clinics throughout Northern Ireland which consists of:
Behavioural assessment, identification of underlying motivations and emotional state established by differential diagnosis.
Safety and management advice as well as an individually designed behaviour modification plan.
Additional follow up appointments including 1-2-1 sessions, group sessions, or online programs will likely be advised to make progress and teach practical skills.
If you would like to refer a client and animal under your care,
please download a vet referral form.
If you have any questions please contact me via the contact form below or ring me on 07754 514896