Bark Busters Reviews and Customer Testimonials
12th July 2013 - Andy Waterhouse
Andy dealt with Digging, Jumping up, Pulling, Puppy management, Recall, Toileting, Other
12th July 2013 - Lee Hardy
Lee dealt with Aggression, Barking, Jumping up, Pulling
12th July 2013 - Lee Hardy
Lee dealt with Chewing, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Toileting
11th July 2013 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Aggression, Pulling, Recall, Other
10th July 2013 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Aggression, Jumping up, Pulling
10th July 2013 - Andy Waterhouse
Andy dealt with Aggression, Barking, Recall, Separation anxiety
8th July 2013 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Puppy management
7th July 2013 - Sharon Chapman
Sharon dealt with Aggression, Barking, Hyperactivity, Jumping up
Sam is a lovely but nervous collie, his owners just needed guidance in how to make him feel more confident and secure
30th June 2013 - Kevin McDonnell
Kevin dealt with Aggression, Barking, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Sibling rivalry
26th June 2013 - Neil Price
Neil dealt with Jumping up, Puppy management, Recall, Separation anxiety
Ruby really likes to push the limits and make her owner's work as hard as possible. Lovely dog with a great personality who is on her way to being the family member they want her to be. Good progress has already with owner getting control, and plans are now in place now to keep Ruby on the right track.
25th June 2013 - Graham Milgrew
Graham dealt with Aggression, Recall, Separation anxiety, Other
Archie is a Lurcher who has physical issues that indicate that he spent a lot of his life previously tied up. When I first visited he did not really know how to behave in a home environment as a pet dog. He was suffering from separation anxiety so didn't want to be on his own, but was suspicious of human company and held back from his new owners. It is unlikely he had lived indoors before as he had no basic training. Outside his grasp of dog etiquette was poor. He is nervous and has learned that growling and running at dogs is an effective way to warn other dogs off. Archie responded really well to the techniques demonstrated and they are doing really well with the basics including teaching Archie to come back to them no matter what the distractions. His dog aggression is a work in progress to keep him under control and teach him that other dogs are not a threat and he is already showing a willingness for his owners to make the decisions for him. To take a dog on that has not been a pet before takes time and dedication on the part of the owners as absolutely everything has to be taught from scratch. Archie is fortunate to have such owners.
25th June 2013 - Neil Price
Neil dealt with Aggression, Pulling, Separation anxiety