Accredited Animal Behaviour Consultant & Certified Force Free Dog Training Practitioner.
ABOUT ME
I am Emily Dustan, an Accredited Dog Behaviourist, and a certified Dog Training practitioner with over 20 years of hands-on practical experience.
My methods are safe, practical, ethical, and evidence-based in science. I also work with a variety of veterinarians across the country, and have worked with many dog rescues in aiding the rehabilitation of rehomed dogs.
I specialise in dog behaviour and training, and can help you with those relentless and persistent behavioural problems you are having with your dog. This can be general behaviour issues such as barking, leash pulling, jumping up, as well as more complexed issues like fear reactivity, anxiety related issues, extreme trauma, compulsive behaviours, and aggression.
I work with families and their dogs holistically to ensure they receive the best support and coaching to improve their relationships and emotional well-being.
Dog & puppy Training Book
Whether you’re living with a brand-new puppy, an adult dog or a rescue dog, this dog training book will give you everything you need to know. Easy to understand using simple, proven, science-based, and ethical techniques.
Our Services
Puppy Training Classes
Testimonials
At See Spot Learn, we’re passionate about dogs and their wellbeing. Our experienced trainers use positive reinforcement methods fo help your furry friend become the best they can be. Whether your dog is a puppy or an adult, we’re dedicated fo helping them achieve success and build a stronger bond with you.
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FAQ’s
To help establish group play we like all dog drop off by 9am. Please call ahead to inquire about an exit bath.
To keep your dog feeling close to you even in your absence, include something with your scent. This can be a blanket, t-shirt, or even a sock. This is a wonderful way to help your dog feel comfortable, calm, and stress-free.
A healthy dog is a happy dog and daily exercise promotes weight control, keeping your pet limber and agile and aiding in the relief of digestive problems! Your dog will excersice, eat and rest while at Petopia pet care.
For all breeds of dogs, most dog kennels require the animal to be at least 12 to 17 weeks (4 months) old. The reason for this is because all certified kennels require incoming puppies to have had their first round of adult shots at 12 weeks, followed by the second round at about 16 weeks.
Blogs & News
The role of medication in canine behaviour management
Many people feel hesitant when the conversation about medicating their dog comes up. There’s a common worry that it might change their dog’s personality or
Different Stages of Puppy Development & Fear Periods
Understanding a puppy’s developmental stages is important to providing the right training, support, exposure, and socialisation at each phase. These stages have a profound effect
The 3 R’s to help treat reactivity
Training your dog is not just about teaching them to listen and ‘fixing’ unwanted behaviours; it’s about creating positive associations with their environment and building