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Dog Behaviour: Diary of Triggers Free Download

Caroline Clark Qualified Clinical Animal Behaviourist and Veterinary Nurse
15/02/2023
Canine Diary of Triggers Free Download © Caroline Clark

Working out what it is that triggers an inappropriate behaviour is a major step in helping your dog. The way we manipulate or set-up their environment can reduce (or even stop) unwanted behaviours. This helps to break habits and gives us the chance to implement other training techniques that teach them better alternatives – modifying their behaviour for the better in the long-term.

It’s advisable to work on this with the whole family as some members may be more aware of certain triggers than others.

Reflecting in this way:

  • Identifies things that have been maintaining the behaviour.
  • Helps to formulate a plan in advance so that you have better control over any given situation. 
  • Prevents the formation of bad habits.
  • Will help keep a dog calmer and prevent trigger stacking.
  • Improves the handler’s and the dog’s confidence.

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When a dog is sensitive to things going on around them it helps to analyse and reflect on that as an exercise. Download this blank diary to get started.

Learn more about dog behaviour in Caroline’s latest book:

Fear & Anxiety in Dogs

by Caroline Clark

This book looks at understanding, preventing and ultimately treating common behavioural issues found in pet dogs, with the help of real-life case studies and illustrated step-by-step training guides. 

It covers a range of issues, such as noise fear, reactivity, separation anxiety and vet visits. Ideal for dog owners, professionals, or anyone interested in canine behavior.

Pages: 192
Photos & Diagrams: 150
Publisher: The Crowood Press Ltd
ISBN: 9780719841125

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Caroline Clark
Caroline has a long and varied career working with companion animals. After many years working as a veterinary nurse she attended teacher training college and pursued a career in education - teaching veterinary nursing and other animal related subjects. Caroline's interest in behaviour led her to Southampton University where she gained a post graduate diploma in companion animal behaviour counselling and, after qualifying in 2006, she opened her own behaviour referral clinic in Yorkshire . She is a full member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) and is one of only a relatively small number of specialists to have achieved the status of Registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) with the Animal Behaviour Training Council. (ABTC). Caroline is the author of two books: Fear and Anxiety in Dogs, published by Crowood Press and A Professional's Guide to Feline Behaviour, published by CRC Press. Caroline has also written several articles for veterinary journals, is a public speaker and has appeared as the animal specialist on the 20 part, Channel Four TV series, ‘Embarrassing Pets’ which is still aired worldwide.