Behaviour Modification and counselling for pets and their people

We know how stressful and frustrating it is to live with troubled or misbehaving pets.

Our services help you and your pet with...

Behaviour Problems

Worried about the mental and physical welfare of your anxious dog or cat?

Concerned about your own safety, those of your family because of aggressive behaviour from your pet?

Have you stopped taking your dog for walks because he growls and lunges at other dogs or people?

Good Manners Training

Frustrated that taking your dog for a walk turns into your dog taking you for a drag?

Embarrassed by your dog jumping up onto your guests?

Do you want to teach your pet to come when called and stop begging for food?

features of our services

Virtual Consultations

Convenient and effective. Available anywhere where there’s an internet connection.

Positive Methods of Behaviour Modification and training

I use training methods that are fun and rewarding for you and your pets.

We Take Care of Cats Too

Cats have their issues too. We provide advice and, if needed, a behaviour remedy program.

Real life situations

I train your dogs how to behave in real life situations at home and outside so that the are well-behaved companions and family dogs

I Train Your Dog For You

This is board and train without the board. We go where the action is – at your home, in the park, at the vet or groomer. You may not even need to be there.

Who I am and what I do

Hi, I’m Glenn Tobiansky

I have spent 30 years as a vet caring for sick and injured animals.

In 2012 I became a Member of the Australia and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Behaviour Medicine and have seen and treated dogs and cats with behaviour problems since then. I am now focusing exclusively on helping owners and their pets overcome behaviour problems.

Early in my career, during my six years of working as a vet at the RSPCA in Melbourne, I saw dogs and cats relinquished because they could not be left alone, constantly barked, growled at the children, or pulled their owner off their feet during a walk. Many animals had to be put down because of these behaviour issues.

For several years, I fostered dogs with behaviour problems. During this time, I met Frank – a sports pug. He was skinny and had fleas. He was not toilet trained, kept humping anything that stood still long enough. He would scream, scratched the door and floor, and was in a terrible state of distress when left alone at home. Frank took work and patience. Today, he is my little companion and a pleasure to be around. He is a calmer, happier dog, able to settle down when alone. He lives the good life. If Frank can be helped, then so many other dogs and cats can be too.

I believe in a comprehensive approach to helping you and your pets – through behaviour modification, education, and environmental enrichment.