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The Process of Becoming a Client

1. Complete Case Consideration Form 2. Complete Client Agreement 3. Select Service & Pay Invoice 4. Schedule Your First Session

I do my best to respond to questions received from prospective new clients in a timely manner; however, it is impossible to properly serve my current clients while also fielding the large number of requests for phone calls or quick tips I receive. If you are committed to working with your dog and have questions about the process of beginning a program with me, please email me with those questions. Email: Info@ExpertCanine.com

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What locations do you serve?

I serve clients nationwide/internationally, and of course locally.

What do you charge?

Rates vary depending on your needs, but plan to invest a minimum of $300.

What methods do you use?

I'm an anti-aversives professional, which means that I believe I must do everything possible to provide positive reinforcement and positive behavior modification services, avoid aversives, and help you to do the same. I refuse to use pain, force, intimidation, or fear on your dog in order to provide my services.

Why hire a Behavior Consultant like yourself instead of a vet behaviorist?

Good behavior consultants do essentially the same behavior modification/training work as vet behaviorists. Aggression, anxiety, fear, phobias, reactivity, trauma, and feral dog behavior are all part of my behavior practice. Veterinarians and vet behaviorists do differ in that they are veterinary doctors so prescribe medication. If you want your dog to have psychoactive medication in addition to behavior modification/training, I can connect you with a vet behaviorist and the three of us will work together for you and your dog's needs--or, if your regular veterinarian is savvy about and stays updated regarding behavior-modification supportive medications, that may be an option for medication as well, and again the three of us will work together to help you meet your goals. In most cases, you can save a lot of money using a well-educated and experienced behavior consultant for behavior modification and training.

Expert Canine: Expertise in dog behavior & dog training

Gearhart & the North Oregon Coast

Nationally/Internationally via Live, Private Video Conference

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