ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR

BY

DOC DOG Bsc Dip Ed ESL

a holistic approach to helping with your pets' behaviour problems

 

 

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Doc Dog

Leppington, NSW 2179

(02) 9606 5379

By Appointment only

 

 

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Why do you speak to a behaviouroligist

Fee information

Direct Email

 FYI: Bored Dogs in the Backyard

Student of Animal Behaviour? - you can read the answers you need

More Information and fact sheets for you!

 

Please scroll down and click on the links!

 

Does your Pet Do What You Wish Him To Do? No? Why?

Ask Doc Dog-  A Qualified Animal Behaviouroligist 

        Over 25 years of experience!

Help is just an Email Away!

 Not just for Dogs either!

Cats, Dogs, Horses, Reptiles, and Fish

If I can not help I will help find someone who can.

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 Why do you speak to a behaviouroligist ?Despite extensive experience a Vet will have as little as 6 weeks training in the behaviours of the animals he treats.  Problem behaviour can result from other problems besides medical and I can help to understand why your pet has problem behaviour and find out the best way to help your situation.  If you can understand why your pet is behaving the way it is then you can make life easier for all. Please let me know if I can help you....

 


Puppy, dog problems, kitten, cat problems, horse ,foal problems, bird, nestling problems, Toilet Training, Obedience Training, Puppy classes, Kitten classes, Kennels, Feeding Problems, Eating Behaviour, Breeding Dogs, Cats, Socialization, Imprinting, Horse Whispering, Clicker Training, Leash training, Grooming Problems, Selecting a veterinarian, Postures, Chewing, teething, Biting, Chasing Cars, Kitten socialisation, cat roaming, Barking, Whining, Aggression, Genetic Counselling, Flehman Response, Worming, Heat Periods, seasons, Purring, Hunting, Territory, Standards, Rehabilitation, WIRES, behaviour disorders, Diet, species identification, halter collar training, nesting, nesting boxes, bird night frights, cage covering, diet, chewing material, reptile breeding, behaviour and care, The Dog whisperer, Canine and feline marking, Elderly animals, mounting behavior, urinating, adopting a new pet, Bird training, crating, feeding baby birds, massage, acupuncture, health foods for animals, where to bring injured wildlife, domestication, development, animal senses, gene therapy, artificial breeding zoonoses (diseases between man and animal) Ask for help about these problems and more below



 

Fee information:

Please ring for an appointment. A normal session lasts about an hour. During this time you will have your pet observed and your pet's problem assessed. Then we will decide the best way to proceed. No problem is too small.  Appointments will be charged for if not cancelled 24 hours ahead of time.  Payment will made at the time of your appointment. Charges for extensive travel will be made.

Please ask for hourly rate at the time of Booking

thank you

About email's: I love to hear from you. Short questions will not be charged for.  It would be much better for us to see your pet's problem in person but sometimes we know it is not possible- please feel free to write to me. Fee's will be charged for extensive animal psychological counseling.

Fact Sheets for Animal Behaviour Life Learn Series click here

  



Ask Doc Dog


 

Is your dog bored in your back yard? We are finally catching on that your dog needs more things to do while you aren't there!  Take a good look at the new toys that are offered to help your dog pass time.  Toys that deliver food as the dog plays with them are great.  "Kongs" are one of the best because they can double up as throw toys that have an amusing bounce.. You can put pieces of liver or chunks of cheese inside. Have your Vet or their assistant help you go through the great variety of toys on offer. Cats aren't left out either. I've seen a scratch toy that also delivers a treat.  Now Birds can have "KONGS".

Other interesting ways of keeping your pet from being bored is to have a raised platform so they can observe the neighbors.  Nosy cats will enjoy climbing a carpeted (underside of the carpet Out) pole to reach their retreat. You can put things up there especially if there retreat is inside such as litter box,

dangling toys, lovely cuddly blankets, and stuffed toys. (With 2 cats always have their toys on equal levels to keep one from feeling inferior to the other.) Another "be careful" note: Always think about safety especially chances of the animal getting tangled or chewing on something that could get stuck in their stomachs.


 


  

FOR SALE COCKATIELS

Hand reared and Aviary raised

Most colours including Whitefaced

please only serious requests

 inquiries can be made by email

leave contact information and you will receive a reply as soon as possible.

All birds are Hand reared, raised and trained in my family home

Also Superb Parrots for sale

shipping within Australia only

Please use the Purchase information for fact sheets and contact me through email

shipping with in Australia

Horse Float and Dog Float for Hire! Reasonable rates Please ring 02 9606 6286


 



We Have Changed!!! We have an extensive amount of information in this site for the pet owner and for the students of animal behaviour.

If you have a short question or would like to know more about Doc Dog then email me.  If you would like to read an extensive library of questions,

 ideas, and answers to problems then you might want to get a membership and look inside the web site where I have resources that you will not be able to find else where.

 We even have a document directory to lead you to resources for your private search for answers.

What do we have here for YOU?

  • personal answers to the more complex problems

  • information on the world famous behaviourogist's eg. Perelli's famous horse training method's,

  • Links to articles by Dr. Karen Overall, one example and more

  • Link's to Web resources written by the leading specialist's

  • the favoured magazines used for trainers and breeders

  • the best of the best questions sent to Doc Dog- maybe you have written some of them???

  • Tip's to make you training easier and more effective

  • articles on handrearing Cockatiels and pet recipes, growing sprouts

  • Training method's that work and why

  • information to help you choose your pet

  • gestation charts (length of time it takes for an animal to be born)

  • for the student and the interested owner the complete behaviouroligist's fact sheets for all the common pet problems

  • How to   bird wings and trim their nails

  • What does that Prescription mean?

  • Direct Link to Companion Parrot Quarterly- What is Poison for your Bird!?

  • Clipping your cockatiels wings

  • much, much, more


 


  
 
 

  



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*For the Kids! National Geographic Colouring Book pages to Print
For the Adults  National Geo link on Working Dogs!
The Intelligence of Dogs
Ralston Purina Company
Vetafarm Pet Products
Lucky Dog Pet Food Company
Iams Pet Food

 

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