A dog whose needs aren’t being met mentally and physically will be difficult to manage. No two dogs are the same. By explaining how dogs think and learn, along with realistic expectations, the dog learns that “if I do x, I get y”. The dog knowing that, is a powerful training technique.
The proper approach to training can address any specific behavioral issues you may be having with your dog. The work owners put in now is worth a lifetime of good behavior. The most rewarding part of being a behaviorist/trainer is being able to help owners bring out the best in their dog (and other animals).It’s very satisfying to watch them grow and reach their potential.
Wanted: Dogs Behaving Badly
- Is your dog out of control?
- Are you frustrated with your dog’s behaviors?
- Does your dog ignore your request?
- Are you unable to take your dog places you would like to because of the bad behavior?
Behavioral Specialist, Kris Weckerling will help you on a case by case basis and work out an individual treatment program utilizing behavior modification protocols that are best suited for you and your dog as well as any other pet in your family.
Programs are available for
- anxiety
- aggression
- escaping
- sibling rivalry
- and others
In addition, Kris accepts court ordered consults for the municipalities in Jefferson County and Denver County. Kris also has several years of experience serving as an expert witness and giving court testimony in a variety of circumstances.
Court ordered evaluations are based on an estimated hourly rate of $143.00, which includes the visit, the evaluation and submitting a written report to the court. Additional hourly charges apply in the event court testimony is required.
A trip charge will apply for in person visits at 57.5 cents/mile.
Free Phone Consultation ($100.00 value)
If you have a need to lessen or resolve a problem pet behavior effectively and humanely, a consultation will give you the tools you need to succeed. Kris can provide you with positive information based on the scientific principles of animal behavior. This approach is a safe, acceptable alternative for understanding the human-animal bond one pet at a time.
