Canine Behaviour and Psychologist
Stone, Staffordshire, Staffordshire
(16)
Stone, Staffordshire, Staffordshire
(16)
16 customer reviews
Louisa Meadows
Adam has made a great difference in broadening my knowledge of Chester the Dobermans issues, and implemented both appropriate and achievable training for Chester and myself. Adam explains everything thoroughly and remains unfazed if either you or the dog become stressed, which is an invaluable skill in itself. More...
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Hayley Dabbs
Popped to trentham gardens where Adam Dunn was giving out advice! We found talking to Adam one on one has made us realise our issue with our pack is solvable! Great advice!
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Tina Dav Dawson
Adam is an absolute star... Everything he does is for the dogs best interest.. He has been so supportive and we cannot thank him enough... Thank you
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Julie Denise Follows
He’s a fantastic person
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Deborah Seeley
Very experienced and reliable. Would definitely recommend
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Ian Maher
done great work with Derek. helped him on his way to a happy home.
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Ros Blood
Adam has visited twice now and already I am seeing the benefits of his training methods with my two Havanese. Brandy is 1 and was pulling on the lead eager to get on her walk! Within less than 5mins Adam had her walking on a loose lead right by his side! All done with fun and reward! I couldn't believe it! Bailey is 4 and very yappy in the house, again Adam has shown me how to get her attention and get her to be quiet. He doesn't impose anything, he asked me what I wanted from my dogs, what were the problems and he is helping me to achieve my goals! I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Adam More...
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Sara Morris
I recommend Adam so highly I have a very nervous Dalmatian I had stopped walking because of his reacting on the lead and I dreaded taking him out. Making great progress now, I feel so much more confident as Adam is able to read exactly what is going on and is really kind. We have so many ideas for play in the house and training exercises and life is fun again! Thank you so much. More...
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Kate Piper
Adam came round to see Sampson and us and offered so much advice to help with Sampson’s little issues such as pulling on the lead, ripping up his toys, getting a bit too ‘excited’ etc. We worked on the advice for two weeks, when Adam came round the second time we were all chuffed with the change in Sampson’s behaviour! Can’t recommend enough! Sampson’s an even happier boy now! � More...
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Lissey Boult
Adam really has a knack with dogs, he instinctively understands them.
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Jasmine Clifford
Adam has been fantastic with our Staffie bull, after just a few training sessions her behaviour on walks has improved so much, Adam has alot of knowledge in canine behaviour, we learnt so much about our dog in such a small space of time. Thank you for your help.
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Chloe Davies
Id highly recommend Adam he is brillant and professional. When our puppy milo had a few behavioural changes i got in contact with Adam after being told how good he is. He has took the time to reply to all my messages and put us on the right path to helping Milo out. Thanks so much for all the advice! More...
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Vici Edwards
Adam is the best trainer! He’s helped me so much with our beloved dog who didn’t have a good start in life� he suffers from bad anxiety when left alone and lack of social skills with other animals even walking him was to much for our poor boy barking/very leash reactive . Adam is always at hand on the phone or through message no matter what time or day it is! Taking time to send links/ doing personal plans for our dog .He does sessions to fit our life style ,times and budget ! Adams interest is purely to benefit the animals he helps he’s not in it for the money like some trainers I’ve come across! I can’t recommend this man enough ! If you need support with anything to help your dog no matter how small or big the issue is he is the man for You! More...
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Emma Millar
The dog trainer was amazing, he clearly knew his stuff and has given us so much information. We are going to put in the hard work now and fingers crossed Jess will be a different dog at the end of it.
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Karen Hays
Adam has been working with one of my Rottis for her panting issue in the car - he listens and applies his extensive knowledge to resolve the issue in question - I would highly recommend Adam for any training and behaviour issues
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Morgan Leigh
Was having problems with my boy marking around the house. Adam was brilliant with reviewing my situation and providing tailored advice and steps to take to stop this from happening. We have implemented these and already within the space of a week, I can see improvement! Definitely recommend for naughty pooches! More...
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What do you love most about your job?
The opportunity to combine working with private clients and maintain my commitments to my voluntary role as a Canine Behaviourist and Psychologist with a local rescue Pet Welfare in Stafford.
What inspired you to start your own business?
It's quite simple I love dogs and have lived with them all of my life. I'm very happy being with dogs and understand the positive impact they can have on our lives.
Why should our clients choose you?
I have studied Canine Behaviour and Psychology to degree level with the International School of Canine Behaviour and Psychology and have an in-depth knowledge of Canine behaviour. I have lived with dogs all of my life and so provide a realistic and achievable program for my clients to work with, using experience and knowledge. I am a member of the International Canine School of Behaviour and Psychology and ICAN, The International Animal Companion Network and have access and support from many preeminent Canine Behaviourists and Scientists in this field. I teach and recommend only force free methods in working with dogs. I do not use slip collars, choke collars or any devices that omit scents or noise to stop barking or any device that causes stress, anxiety or pain to any animal.
