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Qualified Canine Behaviourist 🐶

Experienced Registered Veterinary Nurse 🩺

Aiming to help you improve your bond with your dog through knowledge, understanding, patience and consistency with training ✔️

06/03/2025

Lovely darling Letti came to the vets yesterday, and I was so pleased to see her! She is doing so well and loving life and as you can see....she made herself at home on the chairs! ❤️

05/03/2025

🐾 Coco 🐾

This little cutie struggled with a constant state of high arousal and anxiety, which was causing her owner concern. We have only done 3 training sessions and she is much calmer and happier to be involved with training.

Well done, Coco 👏

19/02/2025

🐾 Gus 🐾

Gus's owner contacted me for help with his resource guarding. Gus has recently taken to protecting a few items he values very highly, and this is a behaviour his owners don't want to continue happening.

Firstly, we aim to put a management strategy in place to avoid any potential guarding before we put a training programme in place. The owners had already started their management strategy before I got there, which is amazing.

I am looking forward to helping Gus and his owners 😁

11/02/2025

Relaxing on a quiet Sunday afternoon ❤️

25/01/2025

Lovely little Dotty asleep after her first confidence clinic at the vets. She has now had 2 confidence clinic sessions at the vets and has progressed from not wanting to be touched or handled at all to letting me reach forward and stroke her around her scruff area with her sitting down patiently the whole time.

It may seem like a small and insignificant behaviour, but to me and her owner, this is a massive leap in her confidence levels!

30 minutes of concentration and decision making for dogs is very mentally taxing....hence the long nap after! 😍

18/01/2025

It is so important to allow your dog a day or two off from:

▪︎ Walks
▪︎ Training
▪︎ Visitors

Let them mooch about and sleep. Sleeping and not having to think or concentrate on anything helps reduce a dog's Cortisol (stress hormone) and Adrenaline levels. This, in turn, helps your dog deal with normal day to day life in a much calmer manner (behaviour problems aside).

25/11/2024

🐾 Wilson 🐾

Lovely handsome boy Wilson loves a head rub as soon as I walk through the door and will promptly let me know about it when I stop! Aside from all the head rubs, his owner contacted me for help with excessive pulling on the lead when he encounters another dog. This sometimes matches with an extreme need to get to the other dog.

After our initial session, we will begin managing his stress, walks, and routine to be able to help him concentrate enough to start learning a more suitable way to behave around other dogs ❤️

23/11/2024

How gorgeous is Daisy?! This beautiful little lady has a tendency to pull while walking on the lead and bark when the doorbell rings. Today, we worked on explaining lead pressure as well as door knocking/bell training. Daisy is such a bright dog and loves to be involved/engaged with her owner. She is still very young but has already done so much in terms of training. Along with basic training, she also did some scent training, which she loved! She has a great drive to work, which aids massively in training 😀

06/11/2024

Getting my nature on ft a warm, cosy beanie. Thanks for this hat!! So snuggly and warm!

01/11/2024

Now that the nights are drawing in and it's darker way earlier than I (and hopefully many of you) would like, it means more dog walks in the pitch black!! This could be due to working schedules, meaning you can only take your dog for a walk in the evening or early morning. If this is the case, you may find your dog becomes a little reactive/spooked easily/unsure of sounds.

Please don't stop their walks. Instead, shorten the distance of your walk and allow them to sniff all the smells/watch whatever has caught their attention/stop with them if they stop to listen to something, then move on. Try not to rush the walk and always take some food with you to give them something yummy when they feel a bit nervous/afraid.

Happy winter walking 🐶

23/10/2024

Gorgeous darling 😍 such a pretty face ❤️

03/10/2024

Love his little face 😍

02/10/2024

Let your dog use it's most powerful sense to its full potential! Let them sniff all the smells for full satisfaction and contentment 👃

30/09/2024

I actually can't with these two adorable little faces 🥰 little seal pup and fluffa pup 💕

29/09/2024

Just a few gorgeous pups on their group walk this morning 😍

Didn't manage to get all the pups involved, unfortunately. Next time! 🤣

27/09/2024

Puppy cuddles after a long, busy shift always makes the day better! He smelt so yummy and looked so cute. I don't know how I didn't steal him!

Can anyone guess the breed? There are two dog breeds to be guessed...?

25/09/2024

I am a huge lover of a filled Kong feeder/toy! I love seeing how excited a dog gets when they have a Kong.

Do you give your dog a Kong filled with yummy goodness? If so, comment below and tell me what you fill your Kong with and if you do anything else to provide your dog with some mental enrichment! 👇

23/09/2024

Akira's first group session went very well! She watched the other dogs and a couple of off lead dogs running around and didn't have a reaction. We kept at a safe distance for he first session, and it had a really good impact on her 😌

Well done, Akira 👏

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Norwich

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http://www.rebeccajaynek9behaviour.com/

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