Pet Sense - dog, cat & rabbit behaviour

3 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from December 23, 2015
  

  Cadi C. asked:

  Hello. I'm new to Bristol (moving in next week). I have 2 dogs, both rescues. One of them has decided it's great fun to hurtle up to people and bark at them. Struggling to find a method to control it. She's 8, very VERY nervous and I've had her 3 months. Think she's going this because I'm pregnant :-( Does anyone know of any really good dog trainer people? I'm in Victoria Park area. Thank you!

  

  Michelle L. replied:

  Hi Cadi, I would recommend you contact Rosie Bescoby at www.pet-sense.co.uk. Rosie is a fully qualified Clinical Animal Behaviourist and is extremely experienced in the most up to date methods of rehabilitating dogs with behavioural issues. Good luck with the move :)

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• Referral from September 8, 2016
  

  Dogs F. asked:

  Can anyone recommend any good behaviourists?

  

  Rosie B. replied:

  Hi can I please advise you look at the ABTC register of qualified behaviourists (www.abtcouncil.org.uk) and look at Accredited behaviourists or Clinical behaviourists, or COAPE accredited practitioners (who aren't under ABTC yet). Please ensure you see qualified behaviourists (different to trainers) who use scientific up-to-date methods. I'm afraid my diary is too full to help but if you want to chat for further advice please give me a call on 07817478707

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• Referral from March 12, 2015
  

  Sharon D. asked:

  Hi I am getting my new puppy next week. As I am new to the area, can someone please recommend puppy classes and the best shop to buy all her new required 'bits & pieces' or have same for sale. Thanks

  

  Rosie B. replied:

  Very happy to see you for one-to-one sessions but don't do classes at the moment - my website is www.pet-sense.co.uk . Daybreak dogs might do, or check out www.apdt.co.uk

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