Behavior problems often involve an imbalance in one or more areas. Leash pulling, violent reactions on the leash during dog/people encounters, destroying objects, aggression, fear, uncleanliness, snapping or even biting, etc. are obvious symptoms of this. This is how our dogs try to communicate their imbalance to us. If we do not listen to them or simply do not yet know how to understand them, these attempts at communication become more and more violent over time.
We show you how to recognize and address imbalances in your dog. You will learn how to deal with your dog's challenges and help him learn new behaviors.
We train without violence, psychological interference or punishment. Punishment is used in training only for behavioral inhibition and correction. It is through mutual understanding that the relationship can grow and trust can develop. When you trust, you are open to learn new things.
Every behavioral work begins with an anamnesis, which lays the foundation for further work by means of questionnaires and personal conversation. Leave your dog - if possible - in another room at the beginning, so that we can concentrate on our conversation first. In a next step we will have a short practical session with your dog to get a first impression. On this basis we will work out the next steps of the behavioral work together with you.
| Day | Time | Place |
|---|---|---|
| flexible | flexible | at your place, or in the environment where you need the support |
Behavior problems can also be related to pain or illness. We always recommend doing a vet check beforehand. This way we can be sure that no physical ailment is the cause of a behavior.
Anamnesis talk at your home
Duration: approx. 1.5h
Cost: 140.- incl. travel in the city of Basel.
Further lessons will be charged at the single hour rate of 100.-.
Payment will be made in cash on the day of the course.
If a dog needs holistic as well as medical support (including medication, Canine Bowen treatment, phytotherapy), I cooperate with the behavioral veterinarians Maya Braem and Andrea Meyer.
Claudia Mundt
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