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Paws To Success

Success starts with the first paw

 

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Paws To Success is a training scheme set up by Danielle Beck BSc (Hons), to improve the relationships between owners and their dogs, and is based on Danielle's Dog Guardian theory. Many dogs display unwanted behaviours because their owners have, unknowingly, taught them to do this. It is Danielle’s aim to provide owners with an insight into how their dogs think and the reasons for their behaviours.  By doing this she will transform you from a dog owner into a dog guardian.

 

We offer One-2-One training sessions*, training advice and behavioural consultations in the comfort of your own home. We have devised training programs and advice for owners and their dogs whether they are unable to attend classes, welcoming a rescue dog or just need a helping hand. Danielle is a fully approved instructor with the Academy of Dog Training and Behaviour (ADTB) and a Provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), which means having gained the relevant academic qualifications, she is gaining the practical experience necessary for full membership. She is currently working towards full APBC membership and CCAB (Certificated Clinical Animal behaviourist) accreditation. She is starting a PGDip/ MSc in Companion animal behaviour counselling at the University of Southampton in September 2010.


 

Training Services


Puppy Information Package

New Dog/Puppy

Rescue dog advise

One-2-One Dog Training*

Training walks

Behavioural Consultation/ Rehabilitation

 

*We would like to make clear that training sessions are not to be mistaken for behavioural consultations. If we feel that the dog has a behavioural problem not a training problem then we will advise you seek veterinary advices to ensure the dog does not have a medical reason for it's behaviour.