Rebecca Grauwiler Canine Behaviourist

Rebecca Grauwiler Canine Behaviourist Fully qualified canine behaviourist My approach focuses on understanding the why behind behaviour, not just managing the symptoms.

I’m a qualified dog behaviourist dedicated to helping dogs and their owners build calm, confident, and trusting relationships. I’m passionate about ethical, welfare-led practice and collaborate with veterinary professionals to ensure a holistic approach to behaviour support. My goal is to give you practical, realistic strategies that fit into your everyday life.

A week and half into having our two foster Dachshunds and they are getting more confident every day and are now happy to...
13/05/2026

A week and half into having our two foster Dachshunds and they are getting more confident every day and are now happy to play with Goose rather than just follow Hazel around!

They love to participate in Freework in the garden and find it games followed by a chew.

They are still looking for their next adventure though!

12/05/2026

Last week I got the chance to go to the ADCH conference and the ADCH and petplan awards! It was a great couple of days with some really thought provoking lectures and discussions!

POV you ask your husband for a photo of your dogs whilst you’re away… 😂
10/05/2026

POV you ask your husband for a photo of your dogs whilst you’re away… 😂

Day 3 with the foster Dachshunds! Tensions have been a bit higher today with Goose not wanting to share the sofa. Resour...
09/05/2026

Day 3 with the foster Dachshunds! Tensions have been a bit higher today with Goose not wanting to share the sofa.

Resource guarding is a completely natural behaviour that dogs display but just isn’t compatible with living with humans.

Because of this all interactions have been heavily managed and we have used food enrichment including stuffed Kongs in separate rooms to de-escalate situations.

We took them all on a lovely walk which eased tensions and they all got on really well with each other when out and about.

Overall it’s important to know that when introducing new dogs it’s not always a smooth road. You have to adapt to the situation and to the individual dogs in front of you. You must also advocate for their feelings and mange situations accordingly.

08/05/2026

Day 2 with the foster dogs!

Doing some scatter feeding in the garden. They are more settled together but we are still keeping interactions short and closely managed. 🥰🐾

07/05/2026

We have two new foster dogs staying with us!

Their first evening with us proved to be very tiring. We set them up in our spare bedroom to allow them to have their own safe space. We gave them lots of cosy beds and blankets to burrow into but nothing beats a good arm chair does it? 😂

Interactions between them and my two were kept very short and sweet but they mixed really well!

They had a very busy day today coming to the rescue spending the day there, then traveling to my house and meeting my crew. We will take it slowly with them so that we set them up for success!

05/05/2026
04/05/2026

Happy report writing!
03/05/2026

Happy report writing!

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