Bark Busters Reviews and Customer Testimonials
10th April 2014 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Aggression
9th April 2014 - Kevin McDonnell
Kevin dealt with Aggression, Pulling
9th April 2014 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Puppy management
8th April 2014 - Alex Fraser
Alex dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall
It's not always just about the dog and any behavioural issues they might have. Sometimes it is also about empowering the owner so that they feel they have full control of their dog both inside and outside of the home. Harvey was great fun to work with and I would happily have smuggled him out in my pocket and taken him home, if it wasn't for the fact that he was far too big to fit in my pocket. I really hope Liz and Harvey keep me posted on how they are doing and it would be great to catch up at some point in the future and go walking.
8th April 2014 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Barking, Pulling, Sibling rivalry
8th April 2014 - Graham Milgrew
Graham dealt with Barking, Hyperactivity
Freya is not a confident dog and gets distressed when out on walks and in the garden. She feels the need to bark to alert her owner to "danger" and to try and keep anything away that might possibly be a threat. This type of behaviour can get worse over time because the dogs thinks it is successful. Birds will fly away, people will jump back so all that barking works from the dogs point of view. Dealing with this takes time and patience. The owner has to build her dogs confidence and at the same time let her know that she doesn't need protecting from possible dangers. Anyone who has tried to break one of their own habits will know that this isn't something you can do overnight, but can be done. Freya is making amazing progress and I am looking forward to continuing to work with Freya and her owner.
7th April 2014 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Aggression
5th April 2014 - Graham Milgrew
Graham dealt with Barking, Chewing, Separation anxiety, Sibling rivalry
This owner got her new dog from Serbia. Street dogs generally make wonderful pets, but can take time to settle down to living in a home and understand what is expected of them. When an owner gets a new dog it totally natural to assume that any problems occurring are caused by the new dog, but it is very often a combination. The existing dog has to make just as many adjustments as the new dog and is just as capable of misbehaving! Knowing what to do is half the battle and I have every confidence that this owner will do a brilliant job with both her lovely dogs.
4th April 2014 - Neil Price
Neil dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Other
3rd April 2014 - Neil Price
Neil dealt with Aggression, Barking, Recall, Separation anxiety
2nd April 2014 - Kevin McDonnell
Kevin dealt with Aggression, Barking, Chewing, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall
2nd April 2014 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Puppy management