Bark Busters Reviews and Customer Testimonials
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1st November 2010
Lynn Prentice dealt with:
2.5 months into the training and Lynn's techniques have enabled us to fully train Baxter through severe aggression towards other dogs when on a lead. Helping us to understand basic dog behaviour and by using simple but effective techniques we are now 'leaders of the pack' and able to read his expressions and body language. We honestly did not think we would ever be able to walk him like a normal dog, but we know even have recall at the park, something we used to dream of!
Amazing everything explained worked perfectly- Thank you x
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Luton Beds (Testimonial)
31st October 2010
Jen Phillips dealt with:
Expensive but works. Already recommended to owners who I know are having problems.
Rotherham, S. Yorks (Testimonial)
29th October 2010
Kim Lummis dealt with:
Although we have only seen Kim a couple of times, we are very pleased with Sky's progress so far.
Haywards Heath, West Sussex (Testimonial)
29th October 2010
Jen Phillips dealt with:
So far, so good!
Retford, Notts (Testimonial)
27th October 2010
Kim Lummis dealt with:
Kim was great to work with. Professional, and with a great sense of humour! She made us feel that our dog was not the impossible lost cause we thought he was! We saw an improved behaviour straight away.
Brighton, East Sussex (Testimonial)
26th October 2010
Lynn Prentice dealt with:
Enjoyable Session, Good Tips, Honest Approach. Look forward to seeing Timmy improve in the coming months.
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Great Amwell Herts (Testimonial)
25th October 2010
Lynn Prentice dealt with:
We are still in the very early stages of training Bailey (and ourselves) following Lynn's initial visit, however I am confident that with her continued help and support the problems we have been experiencing will soon be a thing of the past.
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Northolt Middlesex (Testimonial)
25th October 2010
Richard Brewster dealt with:
I couldnt believe the difference after our first training session. How quiet and well behaved our dogs are!!
Manchester (Testimonial)
24th October 2010
Isla Clarke dealt with:
Our session with Isla was very informative. We learned alot about Tilly\\\'s behaviour as well as the tell tale signs that told us Tilly is a happy dog. Isla taught us techniques to control Tilly\\\'s barking at the gate and those techniques gave immediate results. We are continuing to use them and found the correction to be especially effective. I would thoroughly recommend Isla and Bark Busters to anyone.
Biddulph (Testimonial)
23rd October 2010
Tina Edwards dealt with:
We've never had a dog before and so perhaps a 10 year old deaf Jack Russell from a shelter wasn't the ideal choice. We had her for 9 months and tried training her ourselves, but with limited success. In only 2 visits so far, Tina has helped us with so many issues and for an old dog, Toffee has learned really quickly. We can now have visitors over without her jumping on them, she walks on the lead better, is less possissive over toys and anything dropped on the floor and can stay when told to. It's made her calmer and better behaved. I would recommend Bark Busters to anyone with a dog, good or bad.
This young couple were struggling with Toffee, the main worry was that she could not be left without continual barking, so they never had a chance to go out together! She had bitten to "protect" her relationship with the man of the house and didn't like the couple having a hug! Also, she would rush at anything dropped on the floor and bite if she got to the item when trying to recover it. It is not too diffucult to train a deaf dog as dogs mainly communicate by body language, so as long as you can get their attention and keep the movements simple they will learn very quickly what is required. Lots of practice, showing her what is right and what is not acceptable has worked in enabling an old dog to learn new tricks and have a happier life in the "autumn" of her years - possibly for the first time ever.
Bromley, Kent (Testimonial)
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