SOUTH BRENT · BUCKFASTLEIGH · SURROUNDING VILLAGES

Your Partner in Canine Wellbeing and Training

Caroline Ruse CAB, A Dip, CBM, MISAB - Dog Behaviourist & Canine Psychologist

If walks feel stressful, your dog is anxious, reactive, destructive, or simply not coping, you're not alone. I can help you rebuild a positive, balanced relationship with your dog.

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When It All Feels Overwhelming

You may be dealing with behaviour that feels confusing, stressful, or completely out of character. Perhaps you've tried training classes, online advice, or well-meaning tips from friends - but nothing has quite helped.

Behaviour challenges don't mean you've failed your dog. They usually mean your dog is struggling to cope with something in their world.

"That's where I can help - my work is rooted in empathy, education, and positive reinforcement, because every dog, and every situation, is unique."

Socialisation with other dogs is a vital aspect of a dog's development and overall wellbeing. Interacting regularly with their peers helps dogs to learn essential social cues and communication skills, making them more confident and well adjusted in various environments.

Early and positive experiences with other dogs can reduce the likelihood of fear and aggression later in life, paving the way for harmonious relationships both at home and in public spaces.

Moreover, socialising provides dogs with much needed physical and mental stimulation. Playtime with fellow canines encourages exercise, burns off excess energy, and helps prevent boredom, which can lead to unwanted behaviours. By engaging with dogs of different ages and temperaments, your pet learns to navigate a range of social situations, ultimately leading to a happier and healthier companion.