Many Tears Animal Rescue

The Behavioural Advice service has been free of charge for the last three years, it has grown tremendously and I hope many dogs who may have been returned have stayed in their homes due to this service.

It has become so time consuming that I have on occasion had to turn down private consultations.  It has also become increasingly costly due to the amount of telephone calls that have to be made and consumables that have to be bought. like paper and printer ink etc.

Therefore there will now be a small consultation fee of £15 per problem which will last for three months i.e. if your dog has separation anxiety the fee will cover the problem for a period of three months. If your dog has a few problems please include these in one email and give as much detail as possible.  Something that may seem inconsequential may be very significant. What may seem like a minor problem to a human may seem very major to a dog so try to look at it from a dog's perspective. Half of the fee will be sent to Many Tears to help more dogs and half will be retained to cover some of the costs mentioned above.

We will also be adding links to printouts which will cover problems such as House Training, Separation Anxiety, Basic Training, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Dog to Dog Aggression, Dominance Aggression, Fear Aggression, Nervous Aggression etc. These will be in pdf format so they can be downloaded and kept for reference. If there is a topic you would like to be covered, please email me at mtbehaviour@aol.com.

To book your consultation:

Download and completed the Behavioural Problem Form and save it.

Send your £15 by PayPal the email address you are paying is mtbehaviour@aol.com

As soon as you have sent pament forward your completed form to mtbehaviour@aol.comm

Please be patient as there is a large volume of emails to be answered and each one can take up to an hour to reply to.
Anne Lewis
Canine Psychologist & Dog Behaviourist

Here is the first of the printouts to help you understand your dogs problems:

Adopting a Rescue Dog