Tanya Patel - Dog Trainer & Behaviourist

Tanya Patel - Dog Trainer & Behaviourist Obedience training and behaviour modification for dogs of all breeds and ages using positive reinfor Although I graduated with a B.E.

After working for two years in the IT industry, I decided to give up my corporate career to pursue my passion for dogs. Having grown up with dogs, they have always been a very important part of my life and family. in electronics, working with dogs is something that has always been at the back of my mind .Certified in a canine training course from Canines Can Care and The Northern Center for Traini

ng and Behviour, I provide basic obedience training for adult dogs and puppies alike. I train dogs of all sizes and breeds, from the tiny Shih Tzu to the huge Rottweiler, and not to forget lovable mixed breeds too! Services provided :

1)Basic commands for pet dogs
2)Leash walking
3)Tricks
4)Toilet training
5)Solutions to problems like separation anxiety,excessive jumping,chewing , barking, attention seeking.

18/05/2026

Behaviour rarely changes overnight.

What looks “sudden” is often stress, discomfort, or overwhelm that has been building quietly for some time.

Some dogs cope by staying still.
Some by shutting down.
Some by tolerating more than they comfortably can.

And because those signs can look subtle, they’re easy to miss — until the reaction finally becomes visible.
The quieter signals matter too. 🐾

Have you ever looked back and realised your dog was communicating long before the obvious reaction?

dog stress signals, subtle dog behaviour signs, canine body language, dog behaviour changes, understanding dog reactions

There’s a common assumption that a quiet, uncomplicated home is always easier for a dog. We often think more attention a...
30/04/2026

There’s a common assumption that a quiet, uncomplicated home is always easier for a dog. We often think more attention always means more bonding.

But behaviour can be shaped by patterns of interaction, too.

When dogs receive constant human input — talking, touching, engaging, monitoring — they may get fewer opportunities to practise something equally important:
settling independently.

And for some dogs, that can affect regulation.
This isn’t about being less affectionate.

It’s about recognising that calm, uninterrupted space can also be part of good behavioural wellbeing.

Sometimes support looks active. Sometimes it looks like allowing pause.

Have you noticed whether your dog finds it easy to switch off on their own? 👇

dog self settling, constant attention dogs, dog regulation behaviour, canine independence skills, dog behaviour insights

29/04/2026

Sometimes when we repeat a command, the dog isn’t learning the cue better.

They may be learning they can delay responding.

And that creates something subtle but important, hesitation becomes part of the pattern.

Over time, communication can start feeling negotiable.
Sometimes progress comes not from saying the cue again… but from improving the setup before you give it.

Have you noticed your dog responds faster when you say less? 👇

dog command repetition, dog response latency, dog training communication, repeating cues in training, dog obedience mistakes

91 years of grace, warmth and wisdom 💛Happy birthday Marina Aunty — part family, part friend, and always home to me.So g...
27/04/2026

91 years of grace, warmth and wisdom 💛

Happy birthday Marina Aunty — part family, part friend, and always home to me.

So grateful for you 🥂

91st birthday celebration, family memories, grand aunt birthday, celebrating loved ones, personal milestone post

24/04/2026

A reliable “stay” doesn’t come from testing your dog.
It comes from building it — step by step.

Starting in a controlled environment, gradually increasing distance, adding distractions,
and then taking it into real-life situations.

When the foundation is clear, the behaviour becomes consistent.

At what stage does your dog usually struggle with a stay? 👇

stay command dog training, dog obedience training stay, how to teach dog stay, dog training progression, dog behaviour training

21/04/2026

Separation anxiety is always important to address.

Every dog responds differently, and with the right approach, even small shifts can create meaningful change.

Brownie’s journey is a reminder that progress comes from understanding, not rushing 🐾

separation anxiety dogs, dog behaviour case study, dog anxiety training, canine behaviour specialist, dog training results

Hand feeding isn’t “wrong” but context matters.When used intentionally, it can help with training and building confidenc...
20/04/2026

Hand feeding isn’t “wrong” but context matters.

When used intentionally, it can help with training and building confidence.

But when it becomes the only way a dog eats, it can create dependency and disrupt structure.

Like most things in behaviour, it’s not about the action, it’s about how and when you use it.

hand feeding dogs pros cons, dog feeding habits, dog food dependency, dog behaviour around food, pet parenting tips

The first few months with a puppy can feel overwhelming but they also matter the most ✅From toilet training to leash wal...
18/04/2026

The first few months with a puppy can feel overwhelming but they also matter the most ✅

From toilet training to leash walking, biting to socialisation, what you build now becomes the foundation for everything that follows.

This group class with myself and is designed to simplify that process and give both you and your puppy the right start.

If you’ve recently brought a puppy home or are planning to, this is where it begins 🐾

DM for details or to register.

puppy training class india, dog training group class, puppy behaviour training, dog obedience training, new puppy guidance

Grateful to see conversations around dog behaviour and being featured in media across platforms countrywide 🙏🏻✨Thank you...
17/04/2026

Grateful to see conversations around dog behaviour and being featured in media across platforms countrywide 🙏🏻✨

Thank you to from India Today () and folks from Happiest Health () for covering these perspectives.

It’s encouraging to know that more spaces are opening up for nuanced conversations around behaviour, understanding, and responsible pet parenting.

Always a step forward when the focus shifts from managing dogs to truly understanding them 🐾

dog behaviour articles, canine behaviour awareness, dog training insights, pet parenting education, dog expert india

Grateful to see conversations around dog behaviour and being featured in media across platforms countrywide 🙏🏻✨Thank you...
17/04/2026

Grateful to see conversations around dog behaviour and being featured in media across platforms countrywide 🙏🏻✨

Thank you to from India Today and folks from Happiest Health for covering these perspectives.

It’s encouraging to know that more spaces are opening up for nuanced conversations around behaviour, understanding, and responsible pet parenting.

Always a step forward when the focus shifts from managing dogs to truly understanding them 🐾

dog behaviour articles, canine behaviour awareness, dog training insights, pet parenting education, dog expert india

16/04/2026

A tired dog isn’t always a fulfilled dog.

Running, playing, long walks, they look like they’re doing the job. But not all activity actually meets your dog’s needs.

What truly tires a dog isn’t just movement, it’s engagement, thinking, and the ability to process their environment.

Because physical exhaustion fades quickly. But mental fulfilment creates calmer, more balanced behaviour.
Have you noticed what actually tires your dog out? 👇

mental stimulation for dogs, dog exercise vs enrichment, how to tire a dog properly, dog behaviour tips, canine enrichment activities

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