Dog Behavior Consults: In-Person & Online
Help for canine behavior problems
Alana Stevenson provides consultations for dog behavior and training problems such as excessive jumping, hyperactivity, barking, leash-grabbing, fear-based aggression, and inter-dog conflict. She uses humane techniques based in science and how dogs learn. She does not use leash-corrections or aversives.
Behavior consultations are 2-4 hours. Clients fill out a canine behavior questionnaire. For virtual consultations, video clips of the dog’s environment and any problem behaviors are required for a more thorough assessment.
Dog Behavior Problems
- Leash reactivity
- Fear of strangers
- Aggression toward people
- Aggression toward visitors and guests
- Separation anxiety
- Resource guarding food, objects, or people
- Excessive barking, including barking for attention
- Play-biting, mouthing, and rough play
- Fighting between dogs or inter-dog aggression
- Managing multiple dogs
- Introducing dogs
- Introducing dogs to cats and other animals
- Managing dogs and children
- Acclimating dogs to babies
- Rehabilitating dogs with PTSD
- Retraining dogs after correction, fear-based methods
- Fear of touch and handling
- Socializing fearful dogs (and dogs from puppy mills)
- Sound sensitivity and noise phobias
- Car sickness and anxiety
- Obsessive-compulsive behavior (e.g., chasing lights or shadows)
- Herding people and nipping at feet or ankles
- Jumping on people
- Housetraining
- High prey drive or prey aggression
- Chasing wildlife
Dog Behavior Consults Online
Online dog behavior consults and dog training are conducted via FaceTime, Zoom, or Google Meet. Other platforms may be used. Clients complete a Canine Behavior Questionnaire and video clips are also requested. Follow-up consults are available and scheduled as needed.
Client Testimonials
Sharlene, Greg, Patches & Lady
Reactive Yorkies
Alicia & Jinni
Leash pulling and managing prey drive in a rescued Pit Bull


