Teaching you force free, ethical, fun ways to understanding your dog.
I am an Exmouth based Dog Behaviourist covering Devon. I have been qualified since 2014 and I am a full associate member of the Canine Behaviour Centre. I am also certified in emergency dog first aid and also hold a diploma in animal grooming so you know that your pooch in safe hands. I use a positive approach and canine enrichment to strengthen the bond between dog and owner.
My aim is to help you and your family live in harmony with your four legged friend and understand the reasons behind any unwanted behaviours. Whether it be from basic puppy training to more reactive aggressive dogs I will help you understand and find a solution that works for you, your dog and your family.
I specialise In positive reinforcement and methods of Canine enrichment in order to create well mannered pups without losing there true personality in the process. If this is the type of training you are looking for then please call or email with any queries and I will be sure to get back to you.
About Me Section
My name Is Dawn and I am qualified as a dog phycologist and a full associate member of the Canine Behaviour Centre. I am also qualified in emergency canine first aid and animal grooming. I constantly strive to broaden my knowledge when it comes to animals and have taken part in positive reinforcement workshops and continuously study canine anatomy and behaviour as well as other animals.
I have lived in Devon my whole life and I am a true country girl at heart. I live with my Husband, 2 children, 3 Dogs, 4 chickens, 2 budgies and I also share a horse at a local force free riding school. Animals are one of my biggest passions and I have individual and very different bonds with each and every animal in my life.
I don’t aim to control my animals, I aim to understand them, create a bond and in turn find ways to create wanted behaviours. As a child I used to watch programmes like ‘The Dog whisperer’ and would always feel uncomfortable watching a dog being pushed to submission. Does this type of training work? Yes as a quick, cruel and outright unsafe method.
Can training an animal using force free, positive methods take longer? Sometimes yes but you will have an animal that wants to do what you are asking of them in a much safer and more ethical way. You will also find that you will have a much stronger bond with your animals.
Family is massively important to me and my animals are no exception to this rule. I believe in order for everyone to live in harmony we should learn respect and understanding of one another. This goes for children and as well and teaching the next generation compassion, understanding and respect is something that I am also very passionate about.
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