The consultation will take place in your own home, with the other family members who are involved in your dog's care. This is the environment in which you and your dog are most at ease, the basis for a good learning experience by and for all.

 

Caroline will spend between two to four hours with you explaining how the technique works, how to sort out the behaviour problems your dog is experiencing, and giving you ample opportunity to ask as many questions as you need answered. Whether you have one or more dogs the price remains the same. Caroline will leave a  battle plan for you to refer to when needed.

 

Following the visit, you will receive a phone call from Caroline 10 to 14 days post-consultation to talk about progress, any problems you are experiencing, to answer any questions you may have.

 

Following this phone call, you will be asked to fill in the Evaluation Form Caroline left with you on the Consultation Day, and to send it off to Jan Fennell in the stamped addressed envelope provided. This enables Jan to monitor the work of Associate Dog Listeners.

 

Caroline will be available via phone or email from the Consultation Day for the rest of the dog's life, to help you make it happen, and see you through the times when things seem to be going "pear shaped". This could be down to moving house, arrival of a new baby, another dog entering the family, or even nothing you can particularly put your finger on.