Let's Chat About Your Dog

Talk To Me About Your Concerns


Call me and tell me about your struggles.


I'll ask you some questions to get to the root cause of the behaviours or habits that you are concerned about.


Then, I'll share with you my training approach & your investment in training.


You may then book an in-person consultation (1000 THB), where we go over a step-by-step breakdown of the training plan & your role in training.


Or if you're ready to rock & roll, we'll get started!

Contact Information

+66 (0) 98 901 5688

anna.k9phuket@gmail.com

Chalong, Mueang Phuket, Phuket, Thailand

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What Behaviours and Habits Can I Help With?

    Whether you're bringing home a curious & excitable little bundle of joy that you know is going to have you wrapped around its little toes, or you have an older dog exhibiting concerning or simply undesirable behaviours you want to address, I can help you. 


    Range of services:

    • puppy training, 
    • obedience commands, 
    • leash walking skills,
    • help tornado dogs relax, 
    • address reactivity towards people, other dogs and animals, 
    • house-breaking (toilet training & furniture access)
    • recall (come when called)
    • address territorial behaviour, resource guarding and aggression  
    • cope with separation anxiety
    • nurture confidence in timid dogs

  • What Training Methods Do I Use?

    I take a holistic approach to training, which means instead of only addressing the symptoms your dog is expressing, I first look for underlying causes for the problem. 



    Problem behaviours that clients often bring to a trainer's attention, such as non-stop barking, digging up the garden, chewing on shoes and furniture are usually symptoms. 



    For instance, if your labrador is only getting 10 minutes of structured walk or exercise a day, it's no surprise he is barking and digging. He's bored and has excess energy to expend.


    We must look at the dog in front os us from 4 lenses:


    1. Animal (Impulsive)
    2. Species (Predator)
    3. Breed (selected characteristics)
    4. Individual (Nature & nurture)

  • How Long Does It Take To See Results?

    While behavioural change requires a commitment to forming new habits through consistency, clear communication, and some lifestyle modifications, you will visibly see progress from one session to the next. 


    Basic commands like loose leash walking, sit and drop within a training session context can be taught very quickly. 


    However, asking your dog to stay lying down without your supervision and reminder is a more advanced skill.


    And if your dog must hold command in the presence of exciters and triggers, such as cats and squirrels, or friends and strangers, then you need to use the training in daily life, not just during training sessions.


    P.S. 5 minutes of training every day results in a changed dog in 1 month!