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- How you can train
- Group classes, Puppy classes, One to one, In your home, Online
- Helps with
- Puppy training, Recall, Reactivity, Aggression, Separation anxiety and 3 more
- Credentials
- ABTC
Across the UK, 273 listed trainers say they help with aggression, which usually means a dog who growls, snaps or bites. Most of them offer one to one sessions, and about seven in ten offer behaviour consultations, which can help you understand what your dog is worried about.
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If your dog has bitten or seems out of sorts, a check with your vet is a sensible first step, as pain can make any dog more likely to snap. Of the trainers here who describe their methods, nearly nine in ten say they train force-free.
Counted from all 273 aggressive dog trainers listed in the UK, from what their own websites say.
It’s a good idea. Pain and illness can make dogs more likely to growl or snap, so a vet check helps rule those out before training starts.
Just over half of the trainers listed here for aggression can come to your home, which can help when the problem happens there, such as with visitors or around food.