In Person Behaviour Consultation
Behaviour support,
in your dog’s own environment.
An in-person consultation allows me to see your dog, your home environment and the real-life context around the behaviour you are navigating. We look beyond the presenting behaviour and begin building a clearer picture of your dog’s emotional, physical and environmental needs.
This option is suitable for guardians in Perth and surrounding areas who would like support in the home, particularly where safety, household set-up, visitor routines, movement through the property or environmental triggers are part of the concern.
IN PERSON - PERTH AND SURROUNDS
WHAT TO EXPECT | The consultation
Your consultation runs for up to two hours in your home. Together, we work through your dog’s history, background, health, early experiences, daily routine, environment and the behaviour you are concerned about.
I look at the full picture rather than isolating one behaviour. This may include genetics, breed characteristics, early learning, pain and physical health, nervous system load, trigger patterns, threshold, household routines and environmental pressures.
Behaviour rarely has one simple cause. Understanding the wider context helps us build recommendations that are realistic for your dog, your home and your capacity.
Your dog does not need to perform, comply or “show” the behaviour during the consultation. The goal is not to test them. It is to understand what they may be communicating and how we can support them safely and ethically.
WHAT'S INCLUDED | Behavioural and Welfare Support Guide
After your consultation, you will receive a personalised Behavioural and Welfare Support Guide that reflects the discussion, observations and recommendations from your session.
This guide brings together the key information from your session so you are not left trying to remember everything afterwards. It is designed to be returned to over time and, where relevant, shared with your vet, veterinary behaviourist, physiotherapist, remedial therapist or other allied health professional.
Depending on your dog’s needs, it may include behavioural interpretation, contributing factors such as genetics, pain, early history, breed characteristics, environment and learning, a phased implementation plan, curated video resources, infographics, supplement and equipment suggestions, and referral recommendations.
This is not a generic handout. It is a practical, personalised resource created to help you understand your dog and feel clearer about the next steps.
WHO IS THIS FOR | Is this right for your dog?
Aggression and reactivity
For dogs who bark, lunge, growl, snap, bite, rush, guard, panic, freeze or struggle around people, dogs, movement or everyday situations.
Fear, anxiety and complex behaviour
For dogs experiencing fear, anxiety, resource guarding, trauma-related behaviour, compulsive patterns or behaviour that feels difficult to understand.
Rescue and adopted dogs
Understanding your dog
For guardians who want to understand why the behaviour is happening and how to help them.
For dogs with complex or unknown histories who need careful, informed support. A 10% discount applies to the initial consultation.
HOW TO BOOK | Book an In Person Consultation
Use the link below to book your consultation. After booking, you will receive a detailed intake form so I can understand your dog’s history, current behaviour, health background, home environment and support needs before we meet.
Please complete this before your appointment so I can arrive prepared and make the best use of our time together.
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