Psychology is at the core. Our aim is to give you an increased awareness and understanding of how your dog thinks and acts. You will understand why your dog feels the need to be close to you all the time and becomes highly anxious when left on its own for short periods of time.

 

How can you overcome this behaviour?

 

The good news is that there is always a reason, is it because:

 

- They feel responsible for you?

- Your circumstances have changed and now they're left alone when they used to always have people around? 

- Naturally anxious personality and feeling vulnerable?

 

The outcome is for you to be able to leave your dog on its own for short periods, knowing they are able to cope without excessive barking or stress. You deserve to relax and you shouldn't have to feel guilty when occasionally leaving your dog on its own.