Evolve Dog Training & Behaviour

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Frequently asked questions

• How did you decide to get into your line of work?

  It was through Steve's volunteer work at rescues and seeing so many beautiful dogs abandoned and tossed aside that he decide to work in the industry. Thousands of dogs each year are surrendered to pounds and shelters due to behavioural issues that could have been avoided or corrected. It is Steve's aim to help reduce these numbers by educating owners to understand how to create balanced and rounded dogs who are confident and respectful. He also aims educate owners to understand why their dogs are displaying certain behaviours and how correct them to avoid further issues.

• Why should a customer hire you over another service provider?

  We are a small family business who's focuses is on our customers and their dog. Once we have meet you and your dog, you become part of our Evolve Family and do not just become a business transaction. We are still in contact with many of our clients, receiving updates, photos and offering advice if any new issues arise. It is our aim to help educate owners about responsible pet ownership and help guide them to create dogs that are lifelong happy members of their family. Steve is experienced with working with all breeds and behavioural issues. Steve's training technique is structured around balance and consistency, and focuses on rewarding dogs for their desired behaviours. It is with this technique that Steve has been able to help many dogs that other trainers had placed in the " too hard basket".