Bark Busters Reviews and Customer Testimonials
18th November 2017 - Todd Morris
Todd dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall, Sibling rivalry
Disco is a 2.5 year old Labradoodle male and a really great dog to train. He was, however, causing lots of stress to his owners by barking at the neighbours. He also pulled on his lead a lot and didn’t listen to his Mum. Well, he showed just how clever he is today. He did super well at all his lessons and his humans saw a different dog. We went over the strategies to correct barking and with a little regular practice he’ll be quiet at home. Well done everyone today!
17th November 2017 - Emma Reeves
Emma dealt with Barking, Hyperactivity, Pulling, Recall, Sibling rivalry, Toileting
Lani & Mareka, 2 year old Kelpie x Mastiff sisters, were barking, jumping, pulling on the lead and definitely ruling their house. Their owners did a great job at taking the reins of leadership, and with consistent practice & training will have much calmer, relaxed, obedient dogs. Keep up the good work guys.
17th November 2017 - Peter Adamow
Peter dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Pulling
Thanks Madeline, Jazzy was a very persistent Border Collie barker who had lots of energy. She really was a shy girl who just needed to know the boundaries that you helped created . Thanks for you commitment and glad to hear she is improving with your consistent training
17th November 2017 - Catharina Jeffery
Catharina dealt with Barking, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall, Sibling rivalry
Bess and Cappie are two lovely Labradors. Bess was prone to separation anxiety and would worry when her owners left. Linda and the dogs were absolutely a joy to work with, and with the dogs being aged 7 and 12 years old, it does go to show that you can help older dogs change and improve their behaviour.
16th November 2017 - Glen & Maureen Guelfi
Glen & Maureen dealt with Barking, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Recall, Sibling rivalry, Other
16th November 2017 - Emma Reeves
Emma dealt with Barking, Chewing, Digging, Jumping up, Puppy management, Toileting
At only 13 weeks old, Archie a Westie puppy, was already starting to rule the house. His owners are working hard at becoming pack leaders and through continued training and education they will have a great little dog when he grows up.
16th November 2017 - Catharina Jeffery
Catharina dealt with Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling
14th November 2017 - Stefanie Budiman
Stefanie dealt with Chewing, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Puppy management, Recall, Sibling rivalry, Toileting
Stanley is a very good looking year old staffy with such a great personality! It's really great to see his progress from his very first lesson and that he's growing up well with the consistent guidance of his family and I look forward to any future check ins with him! Well done team Stanley!
14th November 2017 - Stefanie Budiman
Stefanie dealt with Chewing, Hyperactivity, Jumping up, Pulling, Puppy management, Recall, Sibling rivalry, Toileting
14th November 2017 - Catharina Jeffery
Catharina dealt with Aggression, Recall, Other
Eva is a 6 year old Border Collie. She is a great reminder that even though your dog is older it's not too late to change your their behaviour. Eva was scared of new visitors and people she didn't know coming to the house, and sometimes would react to them. She has done a great job of following her mums lead and is far more relaxed and confident now!
12th November 2017 - Ken Tran
Ken dealt with Aggression, Jumping up, Pulling, Separation anxiety, Sibling rivalry
12th November 2017 - Todd Morris
Todd dealt with Barking, Jumping up, Recall
Clara is a beautiful 12 month old Border Collie female. Her big issue was barking at everything! She was “on guard “ at their home and had worn a track in the grass along the fence line from her constant patrolling. Besides the constant barking at every little noise, bird or person passing by, her state of hyper alertness is not a healthy way to be. After learning about dog behaviour and communication we got into the lesson and over the couple of hours we saw Clara listen a lot more to her humans. By the end we had success in calling her away from a distracting noise, which was a first. Her calmness had also increased a lot. We’ve more work to do and 15 minutes of daily practice to follow but there’s now light at the end of the tunnel. Well done guys, and Clara!