Bark Busters Reviews and Customer Testimonials
1st April 2014 - Lee Hardy
Lee dealt with Aggression

1st April 2014 - Alex Fraser
Alex dealt with Jumping up, Puppy management

I love working with owners and their puppies and watching the puppies grow and develop into well-behaved dogs. Just like young children, puppies need to have ground rules so they understand what behaviour is acceptable when living with their family. It's important to never rush sessions and often, more frequent, but briefer sessions work best, touching base with the owners to make sure everything is on track. Puppies can be a lot of work, but put the effort in from the start and remain consistent, and you will have a well-behaved dog. I am really looking forward to future sessions with Stanley!
31st March 2014 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Barking, Chewing, Jumping up, Puppy management, Toileting
24th March 2014 - Kevin McDonnell
Kevin dealt with Aggression, Barking, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall, Separation anxiety

24th March 2014 - Lee Hardy
Lee dealt with Barking

24th March 2014 - Lee Hardy
Lee dealt with Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Sibling rivalry
23rd March 2014 - Estelle Jackson
Estelle dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Pulling

22nd March 2014 - Kevin McDonnell
Kevin dealt with Separation anxiety

20th March 2014 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall, Other
20th March 2014 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Aggression, Barking, Pulling, Recall
18th March 2014 - Lynn Prentice
Lynn dealt with Jumping up, Pulling

18th March 2014 - Alex Fraser
Alex dealt with Aggression, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling
When I first arrived it was clear to see that Tilly thought she was somewhere near the top of her pack (I hadn't seen a dog use its owner, who was stood at the time, as a springboard before. Quite impressive, but unfortunately not a behaviour we want). We needed to put some ground rules in place. In regards to the aggression Tilly has shown to one of her owners, it is important that we don't rush things. Tilly needs to realise that both her owners are solid pack leaders. They will both have to be consistent and practise the exercises that were set. I am confident they will get there... especially looking at how well she walked to heel by the end of the first session in comparison to how she used to pull like a train beforehand. Keep up the good work and I'll see you soon.