FAQ

A dog behaviorist evaluates and modifies unwanted behaviors in dogs, such as aggression, anxiety, and reactivity. They use humane, science-based methods to help dogs adapt and thrive.

Signs include excessive barking, anxiety when left alone, aggression, destruction, or difficulty with socialization. A behavioral evaluation is recommended.

The service includes:

1- Preparatory Phone Call

A brief call to understand your dog's background, behavior concerns, and your goals for the consultation.

2- In-Home or Online Consultation (1.5 hours)

A thorough one-on-one session, either in the comfort of your home or via video call, tailored to your dog's unique needs and environment.

3- Personalized Report & Protocols

You will receive a detailed report outlining the key takeaways from the session, including customized training protocols and recommendations to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

4- Follow-Up Phone Check-In (After 2 Weeks)

A follow-up call to assess progress, answer any questions, and adjust the plan if necessary.

This service is ideal for addressing behavioral issues, improving communication, and strengthening the bond between you and your dog.

Yes, we provide in-home consultations across Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships. This allows us to assess your dog's behavior in its natural environment.

Yes, we offer video consultations as a convenient and effective option. Virtual sessions allow us to observe your dog’s behavior in a familiar, stress-free environment, without the presence of a stranger in your home. This can often provide a more accurate picture of your dog's natural behavior.

Leash pulling can be corrected using positive reinforcement, redirection, and techniques like stop-and-go or 180° turns. A consultation can personalize the plan for your dog.

Yes, our certified canine behaviorist provides behavior modification plans tailored to the causes of your dog’s aggression. We use counter-conditioning and desensitization strategies.