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FAQ -Frequently Asked Questions

How can you help my dog?

Positive reinforcement dog training prioritizes understanding and addressing a dog's emotional state and behavior triggers. Tailored strategies, exercise, and enrichment activities optimize success. With client cooperation and ongoing guidance, this approach fosters lasting behavioural changes, promoting a healthier and happier relationship between dog and owner. Collaboration with veterinarians may be necessary for complex cases.

 

How many sessions do I need?

The number of sessions needed is influenced by the specific issues you want to address and the level of support desired. For complex behavior issues like fear and reactivity, or if training multiple dogs, a custom package is recommended. Unsure? Contact us before purchasing to discuss goals and your dogs' needs. Consistent at-home practice and ongoing training remain essential for success, regardless of the package chosen.

Why is it necessary to have multiple sessions?

Just as mastering any skill takes time and practice, so does teaching our dogs new behaviours. Through multiple sessions, we can gradually introduce and reinforce essential skills in various situations, ensuring your dog's behaviour is consistent across different contexts and environments

How can I maximize my dog's success in a session?

Avoid excessive exercise and/or playdates on the day of the session. Schedule grooming and vet visits for after training, avoiding the night before or the morning of. Consider offering a partial meal or skipping a meal if the session is close to your dog's regular mealtime.

What distinguishes Coaching from Day Training Sessions?

During Coaching Sessions, I work with you and your dog, alongside any family members you choose. These sessions can be done in person or virtually. I will share knowledge on canine learning principles and effective positive reinforcement techniques. We cover behaviour capturing and problem-solving strategies.


In contrast, Day Training Sessions involve one-on-one in person work with your dog, allowing for accelerated training. Skills are shared with you at a Transfer Session which occur after a specified number of Day Training Sessions (generally 3 to 4).


By combining these approaches, we ensure consistent, goal-oriented training, expediting progress for both dog and client.

Am I allowed to be present during the Day Training Sessions?

You are welcome to be home during the Day Training Sessions, however, I kindly ask that any questions be held until the end of the session. This ensures maximum focus on one-on-one time with your dog, expediting progress and results.

What if I have multiple dogs that require training?

If you have multiple dogs needing training, reach out to us and we will tailor a program to address their needs and your goals. 

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