I come to Auderghem itself, but also to Braine-l'Alleud, Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Ohain, Woluwe-Saint-Pierre and Waterloo. For people living further away, an online consultation remains available, anywhere in Belgium and beyond.
My rates vary according to the nature of the problem and the number of sessions needed. They are shared with you clearly and transparently from our first contact, before any commitment on your part.
A dog behaviorist observes your dog in his real environment to understand the origin of a behavior problem, then proposes a concrete action plan and suitable recommendations to restore a balanced relationship between you and your dog.
As soon as you notice recurring signs such as anxiety, aggression, excessive barking, destructive behavior or hyperactivity, it is worth consulting quickly. The earlier the support begins, the more lasting the results.
A veterinary behaviorist steps in when a medical cause or treatment is suspected. As a dog behaviorist, I work in a complementary way, on the training and relationship side, and I can refer you to a veterinarian if necessary.
The first session is used to observe your dog in his living environment, talk about his habits and history, and then give you a report with concrete recommendations and a tailor-made action plan.
This rule describes the first weeks of a rescue dog's adjustment: 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn his routine, 3 months to feel fully confident. Appropriate support helps you get through these stages calmly, even though this rule is a generalization and every dog adjusts at his own pace.
