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Michaela Scott Animal Behaviour

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Michaela Scott Animal Behaviour

A qualified and insured animal behaviourist encouraging positive and fun techniques
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03/09/2024

12/07/2024

Last chance to vote!! Please please if you haven’t done so already it would mean so much if you could vote please!

Havering Small Business Awards nominate from the categories.

21/06/2024

Please do not be offended if over the high temperatures I may recommend we reschedule or change how we conduct training so we can keep the fur babies safe and comfortable

14/06/2024

Super excited to find out I have reached the voting stage of Havering small business awards! It would mean so much if everyone could vote for me in the best public experience category!

Link is below! Thanks so much!

http://www.havering.gov.uk/smallbusinessawards

Havering Small Business Awards nominate from the categories.

07/06/2024

Dog attack discussion on BBC London news this morning

22/05/2024

Who saw me on BBC news discussing the tragic events on Monday

16/05/2024

Classes starting next week! Hurry and book the last places!

03/05/2024

Sign up for the next round of puppy classes is now open! Spaces are limited so please contact me to get yourself on the list. They start the 25th of may at 12!

02/05/2024

28/04/2024

To book your place please message me on facebook or WhatsApp. Spaces are limited so make sure you get in there quick!

28/04/2024

I do love capturing some pretty pictures with you all!

26/04/2024

Looking very smart today!

26/04/2024

He’s just so handsome

26/04/2024

Puppy follow up course, ready for adult Novice

26/04/2024

WHAT COLOURS DO DOGS SEE?
Contrary to popular belief, dogs are not colour blind.

A dog’s visual world is certainly not as vibrantly colourful as ours, but they do see a range of yellow, grey and blue shades and have better night and peripheral vision than we do.

Colour is interpreted and discerned by nerve cells in the eyes. The retina has two main types of cells called rods, which detect light levels and motion and cones which differentiate colour.

A human’s eyes have three types of cones which can identify combinations of red, blue, and green.

Dogs have only two types of cones that are only able to discern shades of blue, yellow and grey – this perception of colour is called dichromatic vision.

An ophthalmology professor at the University of Washington discovered that dogs could see blues and yellows but not reds and greens. This information would have been confirmed by anatomical investigation of a dog’s eye.

It would make more sense if manufacturers of dog toys would take a dog’s colour spectrum into account when producing dog toys.

Toys are usually made to visually appeal to people, not dogs.

Shades of yellow, grey or blue are far more appealing to your dog than a bright shade of red or another colour.

19/04/2024

Those booked on for puppy class please remember we start tomorrow!

26/03/2024

16/03/2024

First walk and train for this handsome man!

15/03/2024

Muttley is so handsome

15/03/2024

It’s back! Puppy classes will be starting again this April! The classes will form a 5 week course covering our obedience commands including loose lead walking and recall, socialisation, manners around others and food, boundaries, safety support and handling. With plenty of fun and games it’s a great way to enjoy some time with your puppy and also meet some new friends along the way!

The block of 5 classes will be held in collier row and cost £60 per puppy for the whole course! Each puppy will get a membership card and on completion of their course a certificate!

To book your place please message me on Facebook or by WhatsApp on 07944161987

I look forward to seeing you all!

14/03/2024

Double trouble today!

08/03/2024

How cute is this little man on his first walk and train session!

04/01/2024

Get booked in this month to make use of the 20% discount which ends the 28th January 2024!

04/01/2024

I often get asked what types of dogs I work with and the simple answer is ANY! Size, age or breed! It doesn’t matter here!

04/01/2024

Crate training can be a vital way to support your dog. It should never be used as a punishment but instead to support their everyday life.

For help with crate training you can book a session through WhatsApp on 07944161987 or give me a call!

03/01/2024

How handsome is this young man! Working on reactivity and obedience in his walk and train sessions

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Romford

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 7pm
Sunday	9am - 7pm

Telephone

+447944161987

Website

https://mbehaviourtraining.wixsite.com/michaelascottanimalb

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Videos

Dog attack discussion on BBC London news this morning

Big boy incoming

Loki and his attempt at recall in puppy class

Puppy class have been starting their recall! It’s been lovely to see their progress!

Walk and train with this amazing older gentleman

Training shouldn’t just happen at home or in a park. Vary the locations to ensure your dog can respond no matter the distraction

Off lead heel work with Phoebe

Some of the puppies working in class today! Can you believe they are only on week 2!

Working with Tilou

Puppy follow up course, ready for adult Novice

Looking at higher levels of obedience with Tilou! Can you believe he is only 11months old!

When I first started with Bella she had some concerns with possession guarding balls and other objects. So instead of removing these things from her life I give her more opportunities to have them but instead we incorporate into training and play. I’ve started by adding a drop into hand with her so she feels totally happy to actually hand something over rather than me taking away

Working on switching position while on short lead walks. This is to support Filly should a trigger come by to keep myself between her and them.

Reactive case Filly has improved immensely! She’s working on the long lead now around her triggers, actively ignoring them, promoting relaxed behaviour and responding to me in those environments

Bert’s turn to work on his loose lead walking. 2nd session and immense progress!

From some of my larger dogs to some of my smallest! And smaller doesn’t mean less able! No matter the size, age, breed or gender, Dogs all have the ability to learn when given the right opportunity to do so!

Working on sit and stay off lead. I like to combine this within road safety to make it more interesting and to help improve safety in this area

It’s Tilou’s turn! We are working on our loose lead training and he is progressing amazingly!

Relaxation around others is an extremely important skill for all dogs to have. Not only does it improve connection with you around distractions it can help others who may be training or are nervous