Goals

The goals for the canine behavioral diagnostic is simply to find the cause or causes that through normal obedience training has not been able to be rectified.
We take it a step further in finding the underlying cause and see how we can correct, eliminate or modify it.

• Evaluating and diagnosing the dogs conditions based upon present symptoms and past history.
• Evaluating and diagnostic analysis to develop a full understanding of contributing factors to determine if it’s physical, neurological, environmental or owner induced factors of the present exhibited conditions.
• Tailoring and implementing treatment plans including a mix of psychotherapeutic techniques with the owner and prescribing step by step actions that would be needed to be taken.
• When needed for further in dept analysis a collaboration with other behaviorist, psychologists, veterinarians for the benefit of designing accurate step by step treatment plans.

Our goals in finding the solution is to have our team brainstorm and come out with different ways to approach the problem at hand. However the importance of having the owners be on board is a must and a must do and follow precisely what is request from them. If they don't we won't be able to see and identify were the problem is staggering. It can be the dog or it can be the owners !

The follow through is very important, just like when one has to take medication that's prescribed for them. Follow through and you get better, if not then the doctor goes through other ways to solve your problem(s). If you don't take your medication it will be harder on the doctor to diagnose the problem and to advance.

Not all behavior can be corrected or modified it all depends

Data Collection - Analysis - Treatment - Options