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dog behaviourist in cork to treat dog-dog agression

  • 06-03-2016 10:02am
    #1
    seefin
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    Can anyone recommend someone who has had success in teaching an adult jack Russell dog how to socialise and stop trying to attack dogs during walks and when they come into house. Got him from a rescue when he was 6 and was like this from the start.


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  • #2
    Choc Chip
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    This is a great website for finding an approved trainer in your area OP: http://apdt.ie/index.php/find-a-trainer/dog-trainers-in-cork/

    As far as I know, there are only two certified dog behaviourists in Ireland OP... and one of them is in Cork. :) Check out Nanci Creedon - http://www.nancicreedon.ie/contact-nanci.html

    Their reception can be very busy but Nanci is lovely and really helpful.


  • #3
    anamaria
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 198 ✭✭anamaria


    Try Emmeline from Citizen Canine. She is fantastic :-)


  • #4
    seefin
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,079 ✭✭✭seefin


    She's in wicklow , shame.Thanks anyway


  • #5
    Dinky22
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 259 ✭✭Dinky22


    Seefin. Firstly can I say it is wonderful that you gave this little Jack Russell a forever home. I absolutely love JRs. They can certainly be very sparky at the best of times - when they are rescue they could have had very difficult backgrounds. I walked many of them when volunteering for the pound and I meet many of them on my walks with my rescue JR. When walking keep as relaxed as possible as they will sense any tension coming from you when holding the lease. Try the Guide Dogs on the Model Farm Road - there was a very good girl there that I got a few years ago for a foster dog - I think she was American and we went out together on the Lee Fields with the foster terrier (mixed breed). He was also from the pound and has a terrible background.


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