Main Behaviour Problems seen in dogs

House soiling
destructive Chewing
excessive barking
home alone problems-separation anxiety
training problems, jumping up, pulling on leash


predictable problems
with easy solutions


ideally prevent the problem or at least stop it early on


dogs socialise easily, but they still need to be socialised



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