Most of the problems people have with their dogs aren't about character; they're about communication. The dog doesn't understand what's expected, or has learned that unwanted behaviour pays off.
Training works on both: clear, comprehensible signals, and situations where calm behaviour becomes the more attractive option for the dog. No force, no intimidation.
What's included
- A one-hour session, just you and your dog
- Work towards specific goals rather than a fixed programme
- Training in real life: street, village, encounters
- Exercises for the time between sessions
- Guidance for you as well, not only for the dog
How it works
1. First conversation
We establish what specifically isn't working and what goal is realistic.
2. Sessions
We work in short, focused blocks — in the places where the problem actually happens.
3. Transfer
You keep practising between appointments. That's where the progress really happens.
Who it's for
Common topics are recall, lead work, pulling, barking at the door, meeting other dogs, over-excitement with visitors, and foundation work with puppies. For serious aggression or deep-rooted fear, I'm happy to work alongside a veterinary assessment.
Prices
| Training Session | 1 hour session | 75.– |
| 3 Sessions Package | 3 training sessions | 180.– |
Prices valid unless modified. VAT not applicable under art. 10 Swiss VAT Act.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a training session cost?
A one-hour session costs CHF 75. The three-session package is CHF 180, which works out at CHF 60 per session.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the issue. For a clearly defined goal, three sessions plus consistent practice at home is often enough.
What method do you use?
Positive reinforcement: desired behaviour is rewarded and therefore happens more often. No startle devices, no pain-based tools.