Why do we take behaviour so seriously? Because YOU deserve to keep your pet, for life. With that goal in mind we have designed several classes and seminars. The following documents will help you answer common questions regarding your pet – from litter box training, to barking, to introducing your pet to your new baby. Learn about plants or foods that may be dangerous to your pet. Also tips for on successful cleaning. Still can’t find what your looking for? Go to our services page for more information.

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Dogs Aggression Aggressive Behaviour Part I Aggressive Behaviour Part II Leash Induced Aggression Understanding Dog Aggression Dogs & Children And Baby Makes Four Children and Dogs Dog to Cat Dog to Cat Introductions Dog to Dog Dog Interactions How to Handle a Dog Fight Introducing Your New Dog Dog & Food Food Bowl Exercises Microwaved Beef Liver Training Treats Kong Recipes General Calming Signals Dog Toys and Safety Exercise For Dogs Inside or Out Off-Leash Park Etiquette Relationship Building The Best Dog For You Puppies Puppy Nipping and Rough Play Developmental Stages of Puppy Behaviour Training & Equipment Crate Training Your Dog Crate Games Deaf Dog Training Dog Training Classes Dog Training Equipment Head Collars Housetraining Your Adult Dog Muzzles Nothing in Life is Free Step In Harness Handout Problem Behaviours Barking Canine Punishment and Positive Reinforcement Cognitive Dysfunction Controlling Jumping Controlling Pulling and Lunging Destructive Chewing Digging Dogs Excitable and Disobedient Dogs Recall Fearful or Shy Dogs Separation Anxiety Submissive and Excitement Urination

Cats Aggression Feline Aggression Types Feline Redirected Aggression Kittens Managing Your Kittens Rough Play Stages of Kitten Behaviour Litterbox Cat Housesoiling Checklist Feline Confinement Training Feline Marking Behaviours Preventing Litter Box Issues Solving Litter Box Problems New Cat Introducing a Cat to a New Home Introducing Your New Cat to Other Pets Problem Behaviours Cat Discipline Destructive Scratching Excessive Nocturnal Activity in Cats Get Off That or Stay Out of There Your Talkative Cat