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Professional Dog Training in Norwich by KS Animal Behaviour

Empathetic and Experienced Trainer Specialising in Anxious and Rescue Dogs

At KS Animal Behaviour, we understand the challenges faced by empathetic and caring rescue dog guardians. Our founder, Krista Seago, is a passionate and knowledgeable dog trainer who helps build dogs' confidence and overcome anxiety and fear-based behaviours.

Empathetic and Experienced Dog Trainer in Norwich

With a background in Animal Science and Welfare, Krista has dedicated her career to spreading awareness about ethical, kind, and fun dog training and behaviour. Her experience working in dog rescue kennels, caring for and rehoming ex-racing greyhounds, has given her valuable insights into the behaviour issues that many rescue dogs face.

Krista Seago, the founder of KS Animal Behaviour, is a highly qualified and empathetic dog trainer based in Norwich. With a Masters Degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare, Krista has a deep understanding of dog behaviour and the science behind it. She is a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), demonstrating her commitment to ongoing learning and professional development.

Key Facts About The Dog Trainer

  • Krista Seago, founder of KS Animal Behaviour

  • Provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC)

  • Holds a Masters Degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare

  • Experienced as both a trainer and an anxious dog guardian

  • Specialises in working with anxious and rescue dogs

  • Offers 1:1 training, behaviour consultations, and workshops

About The Trainer

Empathetic and Experienced Dog Trainer in Norwich

Krista Seago, the founder of KS Animal Behaviour, is a highly qualified and empathetic dog trainer based in Norwich. With a Masters Degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare, Krista has a deep understanding of dog behaviour and the science behind it. She is a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), demonstrating her commitment to ongoing learning and professional development.

What sets Krista apart is her personal experience as an anxious dog guardian. Her own rescue dog, Max, has faced numerous anxiety and fear-based behaviours, including separation related distress and reactivity. Through her journey with Max, Krista has developed effective strategies and techniques to help dogs overcome their fears and anxieties. She believes in using kind, ethical, and modern methods for long-lasting behaviour change.

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Welfare: the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group. What does this look like in our dogs and how can we ensure that we maintain high levels of welfare? ...more

Science of dog behaviour

May 21, 20247 min read

What is Welfare?

Emotional lives of dogs

What emotions are dogs able to experience and why is this important to their behaviour? ...more

Science of dog behaviour

May 07, 20245 min read

Emotional lives of dogs

Calming Signals - Breakdown

Calming signals in dog behavior are subtle cues and behaviours that dogs use to communicate and alleviate stress or tension in various situations. These signals are part of a dog's body language and a... ...more

Canine Body Language

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Frequently Asked Questions

The questions we get asked the most:

What types of behaviour issues do you address?

We provide behavior consultations for various issues including separation anxiety, reactivity, aggression, resource guarding, and fear-based behaviors.

Do you offer online training sessions?

Yes, we offer both in-person and online 1:1 training sessions to accommodate different needs and preferences.

Can you help with training a new rescue dog?

Absolutely! We offer rescue pre-arrival consultations and new rescue support to help you and your new furry friend start off on the right foot.

What qualifications do you have?

Our founder, Krista Seago, holds a Masters Degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Welfare and is a provisional member of the APBC.

What training methods do you use?

We believe in using kind, ethical, and modern training methods that promote long-lasting behavior change.

How long does it take to see results?

The timeline for behavior change varies depending on the individual dog and the specific issue. We work closely with you to develop a personalized plan and provide ongoing support to help you achieve your goals.

Do you offer workshops or group classes?

Yes, we offer both online and in-person workshops on topics such as Canine Body Language and Understanding Reactivity. Check our website for upcoming events.

Can you help with puppy training?

Absolutely! We offer puppy foundations sessions to help you lay a solid training foundation for your new furry family member.

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