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11-05-2013, 02:49 PM
Originally Posted by Boxacrazy 
Not at all Kris Glover, she's really lovely (as are all the team) and most importantly she listened and went through all of our boys history (vets history and all information that we could give her - as our boy was returned to us at approx. 4 years old, he was bred by me).
We are progressing and we feel happy and most importantly our boy is not as stressed using her methods and advice. In her professional opinion we have one very frustrated dog. We know it's not going to be a quick fix to sort or improve the behaviours, but we are having improvement and we are happy to take things at the pace he feels happiest with.
We now have a much more relaxed boy at home
and we are working on the outside world
Basically we are reaping the rewards but you also have to be prepared to put the work in and to realise if you can't put the work in you won't necessarily get the results you want. (If we didn't have to work and could be home 24/7 we could get results much quicker)
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11-05-2013, 02:55 PM
http://www.petsinpractise.co.uk/dog-...r-and-training
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11-05-2013, 03:21 PM
Sorry lots of exclamation marks there, but she deserves them!
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11-05-2013, 03:34 PM
Originally Posted by Jacsicle
We're using Kris Glover too! She is really lovely, definitely knows her stuff and was the first person we saw who seemed to talk sense! We knew our little Pip was more anxious than dominant!
Sorry lots of exclamation marks there, but she deserves them!
Plus most importantly all the dogs love her
Was ever so relieved to find Kris as was anxious that
we needed to find the right person and had looked at many behaviourists websites and didn't get the right 'vibe' from them. Plus know that it's so easy to get wrong advice and make situations worse. We were lucky in that one of the talks that Kris does was coming up, so we booked on that and felt confident from attending the talk that Kris was the one we needed to work with to help our boy.
Just so lucky that she lives quite near to us
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11-05-2013, 08:48 PM
I wasn't having problems as such, I just didn't have the confidence to begin clicker training. I had read up on it and was keen to start but didn't want to mess up any training I had already done.
After that, I went to one of their seminars in Reading.
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12-05-2013, 01:52 AM
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25-09-2013, 04:15 PM
Hope you find a course you like.
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