• is disobedient
• pulls at the lead
• is hyperactive
• jumps up
• is unruly
• experiences separation anxiety
• displays inappropriate guarding behaviour
• shows aggression
• has a tendency to bite
• presents show training difficulties
• has specific problems
  

Sue has helped many other animals overcome behavioural problems:

Barney, a Staffordshire Terrier puppy
Throws himself at visitors. Won’t get off furniture. Barks constantly in and out of the house. Pulls on the lead. Will not come back when called.

Barney is now a star with the staff in the public house that his family manages. He has much more self control, is more attentive, obedient. Plays with his owner in the park and fetches toys.

Ben, a Springer Spaniel
Boisterous. Over-excited with children. Bites and mounts. Possessive, steals articles. Has bitten his owners. Pulls on the lead.

Ben is enjoying a much calmer life these days. A "different dog”, behaving much better indoors and when out on walks.

Sasha, a Rottweiller cross
Hyperactive, food and toy guarding.

Now so much better with all the family, Sasha has learnt to relax. She enjoys, and can behave during, calm games. Has learnt to share nicely.

Harley, 11-month Labrador puppy
Disrupts ring craft classes. Will not allow the judge to handle him. Growls and barks and is over-excited.

Harley will now happily accept strangers stroking and handling him. Is quiet and able to adapt to new situations. The owners are delighted.