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Are you filled with guilt when you do leave because your dog suffer from separation anxiety?
Can’t leave your home without your dog panting, pacing, eliminating, drooling, howling, barking, destroying stuff?
Are you longing to travel again, or just go for a quick coffee with friends?
Have you tried everything but nothing’s worked?
Stop wasting time and money on solutions that don’t work, or could even make things worse. We can help you learn how to leave your happy dog at home and regain your freedom.
8-week Intensive Package Best value & recommended |
4-week Starter package | Bare Essentials Package | ||
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5 daily customized training plans per week Concept games training plan 30 minute Zoom session in weeks 2, 4 & 6 Feedback on your training exercises Video reviews (up to 5 minutes/day) |
5 daily customized training plans for 4 weeks Concept games training plan 30 minute Zoom session each week Feedback on your training exercises Video reviews (up to 5 minutes/day) |
5 daily customized training plans for 2 weeks Concept games training plan 30-minute Zoom session each week Feedback on your training exercises 1 video review (up to 5 minutes) per week |
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$997.50 (incl. GST) | $630 (incl. GST) | $367.50 (incl GST) | ||
Add on weekly sessions available upon completion of a package OR get 10% off your next package | ||||
$124.69 (incl. GST) | $157.50 (incl. GST) | $183.75 (incl. GST) |
As a separation anxiety specialist, and certified games-based dog trainer, you can rest assured that only the most humane methods that have helped dogs just like yours will be used.
As with any behavioural problem, there are no guarantees. The methods used are tried and true, and have the best chance of success when coupled with your commitment to the training program.
Separation anxiety requires your dog to be okay being alone when you leave, so the presence of an in-person trainer can actually be detrimental to your training progress. Plus remote training provides more flexibility to provide support and enables the trainer to watch your dog’s body language closely when your leave the premises.
Like humans, every dog is an individual with a different history of experiences, and different responses to training so there is no way to predict how long it will take any dog to progress with any type of training, including separation anxiety.
Separation anxiety is just that…anxiety, so you want to do everything you can to reduce stress, not cause more of it. Letting your dog bark, whine, drool, and experience other forms of anxiety will not help resolve the problem, and in fact is more likely to set you back even further. Additionally, some dogs suffer from containment phobia, so use of a crate may cause even more stress resulting in your dog physically injuring themselves in attempts to get free of the confinement space.