Behavioural Modification
Meeting needs, changing emotions
Our Approach to Behaviour Modification:
Behaviour is a symptom of how a dog feels or due to unmet needs. That’s why we take a holistic approach—including nutritional needs, environmental setups, and overall emotional well-being to address the underlying emotions driving the animal’s reactivity. While every dog progresses at their own pace and results cannot be guaranteed, we are committed to providing a clear roadmap for long-term success.
Effective behaviour modification takes time, consistency, and a force-free approach grounded in science and compassion.
How We Support You and Your Dog:
- Personalized Care: We conduct a detailed initial assessment to create a customized training plan tailored to your dog's specific needs.
- Holistic Approach: Because behavior is a symptom of internal state, we rule out medical issues, evaluate diet, environment, and emotional health.
- Long-Term Success: While no ethical trainer can guarantee specific outcomes, we deliver a structured plan designed to foster lasting progress.
Frequently Asked Questions:
During the initial session, we will further evaluate the dog’s behaviours and emotional state. We then make recommendations and a training plan. While some may see progress after a few sessions, others may require more coaching and practice to achieve our objectives.
The duration of each session depends on the complexity of the behaviour. On average, sessions are approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.
Our goal is to address your concerns and work towards your training objectives during each session.
Behaviour is dynamic and shaped by many variables, including past training and socialization, medical health, nutrition, genetics, breed traits, environment, and owner compliance. While we provide a comprehensive treatment plan, results can vary and specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed. The success of this program ultimately depends on your dedication as a guardian to consistently apply the recommended strategies.
Yes. However, reasons why dogs pull may include anxiety, excitement, distractions (environment), a short leash, breed-specific behaviours, and previous training history. Depending on your dog’s needs and behaviour, training may take several days or even weeks to achieve lasting results. Pulling is simply a symptom of mismatched pace between the dog and the handler.
We first need to identify the underlying emotions and provide a training plan to address the issue.
Program schedule:
- 2 x in-home sessions, weekdays only
- 2nd session approx. 3 weeks apart
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Your training kit:
- Treat pouch
- Lick mat or snuffle mat
- Minimum 7 days advance booking required
- 10% discount for adopted puppies/dogs (proof required)
- Available Monday-Friday: 10am-7pm
Discounts:
- We give *10% discount for Singapore Specials and adopted doggies from AWGs. (PROVE OF ADOPTION REQUIRED FOR NON SS)
Availability:
- This program is only available on weekdays except Public Holidays.
- Kindly enrol at least a week in advance so we will have ample time to provide essential recommendations before the session
Refunds & validity:
- Please note NO refunds will be given upon commencement of program
- Packages are valid for THREE (03) MONTHS from date of purchased
