Some behaviours such as inter-dog or dog-human aggression, separated-related barking or destructivenss, noise phobias etc., although benefiting from obedience training require a thorough behaviour modification consultation and assessment. There are many organic/veterinary causes for changes in behaviour which need to be excluded prior to embarking upon a behaviour modification programme. Since each dog is genetically different and has had different experential learning, it is important that correct diagnosis of the problem and appropriate behaviour modification techniques are identified. Consultations take approximately two hours and a detailed report is provided. Follow-up lessons may be required. What works for a friend's dog may not work for your dog and even make the situation worse.