Get INSTANT access to our 28 page dog behaviour and training ebook created by our canine specialist, Vanessa Vanessa is an animal behaviour specialist, animal welfare specialist and expert in the canine industry. Vanessa completed a Bachelor of Animal Science majoring in canine and equine science at the University of New England. Vanessa has extensively studied subjects relating to specialist animal science fundamentals including animal behaviour, nutrition, welfare, physiology, genetics and humananimal interactions, with a strong interest in canines. Our book will help you to understand and correct certain dog behaviours that you don't want to see. These include digging, chewing, begging, separation anxiety and excessive barking It is not uncommon for pets to display undesirable behaviours, with 72-85% of dogs estimated to exhibit at least one type of problem behaviour during their life. A lot of these behaviours may reflect normal canine behaviour which owners simply do not understand or find annoying, such as barking, which is a typical communication method for dogs. They can also arise from medical behaviours such as anxiety, or can be indicative of poor health. A lot of these behaviours may reflect normal canine behaviour which owners simply do not understand or find annoying, such as barking, which is a typical communication method for dogs. They can also arise from medical behaviours such as anxiety, or can be indicative of poor health. Studies have revealed that behaviour in some dogs can be inherited to a degree and that maternal influences can affect the pup’s temperament and personality. In addition, pups born with littermates, the amount and type of human handling, and exposure to new objects and experiences can all influence a dog’s behaviour.
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