Dog Training Pack 5
More than teaching commands. We build real communication between your dog and your family.
- Individual, personalised sessions
- Concrete results: responds, stops, walks well
- Positive, science-based methods
Identifying it
Does your dog have difficult behaviours?
Pulling on the leash, barking non-stop, destroying things or reacting badly to other dogs isn't a bad temper. They're signals. And there's an answer for each one.
- Pulls on the leash
Every walk is a battle. You're dragged down the street unable to stop.
- Destroys things
Shoes, sofas, walls. Everything within reach ends up destroyed.
- Reacts to other dogs
Every encounter on the street becomes stressful. Barking, pulling and constant tension.
- Anxiety at home
Can't relax. Restless, destructive, unable to settle.
How it works
How training works
- Initial conversation
We talk about your dog, day-to-day challenges and what you want to achieve.
- Assessment
We observe the dog's real behaviour in its own environment and identify the starting point.
- Personalised plan
We create a training programme adapted to your dog, your family and your pace of life.
- Follow-up
Practical sessions with continuous follow-up to ensure real, lasting results.
Benefits
What your dog gains from training
- Clear communication
Responds to their name, stops when asked, walks without pulling.
- More calm and stability day to day
Less agitation, more focus. A calm dog that rests — and lets you rest too.
- A stronger relationship
The bond between owner and dog becomes more solid, natural and genuine.
- Freedom with safety
Able to go out, explore and socialise — without tension, stress or fear.
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Real sessions, real results
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum age to start training?
From 8 weeks old, basic training with puppies is already possible. The earlier you start, the more natural and solid the learning will be. Adult dogs also respond very well to training — it's never too late.
How many sessions are needed?
It depends on the dog and the goals. For basic behaviours, 4 to 6 sessions are usually enough. For more complex cases of reactivity or anxiety, the process can be longer. We define the plan after the initial assessment.
Where do the sessions take place?
Sessions can take place at home (where the dog is most comfortable), in the park, or in specific locations adapted to the work that needs to be done. The location is chosen according to the goals of each phase.
Do you use punishment methods?
No. We work exclusively with positive, reinforcement-based methods. The goal is to build motivation and confidence, not fear. Punishment creates tension and does not solve the cause of the behaviour.
Do owners take part in the sessions?
Yes, it's essential. The goal isn't just to train the dog — it's to teach the owner how to communicate with their dog. Learning is always done together so the results hold up in everyday life.
Ready to get started?
Let's understand how we can help your dog.
Tell us about your dog's routine and we'll help you choose the best next step.