A few questions.
A little more clarity.

Not at all. Tell me what happens, when it happens and what you would like to change. We can work out the right starting point together.

Yes. Please include the triggers and any bite or guarding history in your enquiry. That helps us discuss suitability and arrange a sensible setup. You don’t need to put your dog in a difficult situation to demonstrate the problem.

We talk through your concerns, your dog’s routine and your goals. I observe your dog where appropriate, identify the first priorities and begin practical work at a level they can manage. It is a starting point for a plan, rather than a promise to solve everything in one session.

Yes. I demonstrate, explain what I am looking for and help you practise. Timing, handling and the small decisions you make between sessions are a big part of the work.

My work centres on clear communication, fairness, rewards, sensible structure and reading the dog in front of me. Behaviour work may include counter-conditioning and gradual exposure. We discuss exercises and equipment before using them so you understand their purpose.

That depends on your dog, the behaviour, the environment and the practice you can do between sessions. After the first consultation, we can discuss priorities and a realistic follow-up plan. I don’t guarantee a fixed number of sessions or a particular outcome.

Private sessions can take place in your home or a suitable practical setting across Greater Brisbane, depending on your dog’s needs. For locations further afield, I’ll let you know beforehand if a small travel fee applies. Remote consultations can also be discussed where suitable.

I can discuss training and management needs for separation-related concerns. Some cases need veterinary or specialist support alongside training. Tell me what happens when your dog is alone, how soon it starts and how you know.

The initial consultation is 1 hour and costs $125 AUD. Follow-up sessions are usually 45 minutes and cost $105 AUD. If your dog has had enough before then, we adjust rather than pushing through for the sake of the clock. For locations further afield, I’ll let you know beforehand if a small travel fee applies.

Have your dog’s usual lead and equipment available, and tell me about any handling, guarding or bite concerns beforehand. We’ll confirm other preparation when arranging the session. Don’t deliberately trigger a reaction to show me what happens.

It is trainer-led practice focused on agreed goals for suitable dogs. Owner involvement still matters so the skills can carry over to your own walks. Suitability and session details are discussed first.

No. Tell me what you currently use. We’ll discuss anything that may be useful, why it is being suggested and how it fits your dog and the plan.