Behaviour rehabilitation – Winchester
Many behaviour problems are linked to how your dog is feeling. Fear, anxiety and pain all influence how well your dog is able to cope with his environment and routines.
Our personalised coaching programmes provide support and guidance every step of the way, helping you better understand your dog’s behaviour, and work to improve it.
How we work
1. Contact us
Contact DogNerd with some information about your goals and current challenges. DogNerd will get back to you with a recommended package.
2. Initial Consultation
During this consultation we will discuss a variety of things, including your dog’s behaviour, diet, health, and routines. You will be given advice to implement immediately.
3. Training
Following the initial consultation, training sessions will be scheduled to coach you through your dog’s undesirable behaviours.
4. Support
You will receive ongoing support (email or WhatsApp) during our time working together.
Our packages
Starting Package
- 60-90 min initial consultation to assess your challenges and make a plan
- 3 x in-person/online training sessions
- 1 month of coaching: back and forth exchanges 5x per week; I provide homework, you share videos
Support Package
- 2 x in person/online training sessions
- 1 month of coaching with homework and video critique
Support Package 2
- 1 month of coaching with homework and video critique
Book A Free Consultation Call
Unsure on where to start? I don’t blame you, finding the right dog trainer can be a challenge in itself. Book a FREE 30 minute consultation call to find out more about how I work and how I can help you with your dog!
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