A one-to-one consultation for behaviour that needs more than a quick training tip. We look at the pattern, likely causes and the most sensible direction for training.
If you are looking for a dog behaviourist in Navan or Meath, the consultation helps identify what is driving the behaviour and what should change first.
When a consultation is useful
- Sudden or confusing behaviour changes
- Excessive barking or over-arousal
- Jumping, frustration and impulse-control problems
- Household routines that have become difficult
- Problems that have not improved with general advice
- Cases where you are not sure whether training, management or referral is the right next step
What happens during the consultation
We start by building a clear picture of the behaviour: when it happens, what comes before it, what the dog does, how people respond and what happens afterwards. Where useful, I observe the dog in the real environment rather than relying only on a description.
A realistic plan rather than a promise
Behaviour can be influenced by learning history, environment, stress, health, temperament and management. For that reason, a consultation is about forming the best practical plan rather than promising a guaranteed result. If a case appears to require veterinary or specialist input beyond my scope, I will say so.
What you leave with
You should finish the consultation understanding what we think is happening, what needs to change first and what to practise. In some cases a single consultation and management plan may be enough. In others, practical follow-up sessions will be recommended.
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Tell me what you need help with
Send a short description of your dog and the main problem. I’ll confirm which service is the best fit before booking.