Qualified dog trainer and dog behaviourist
Working with all dog breeds ranging from small Chihuahuas to large Leonbergers, Aftab has dealt with virtually all unwanted behaviours exhibited by our canine friends and has particular expertise in working with rescue dogs, Gun dogs, Ridgebacks and companion dogs. Aftab is available for consultations across much of England including London, Oxfordshire, Aylesbury, Manchester and Scotland. Aftab has also worked with clients and their dogs based in Frankfurt, Kassel, Chamonix and the South of France.
Aftab is a qualified dog behaviourist and dog trainer and a member of several recognised organisations including, the Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT), the International School of Canine Psychology & Behaviour (ISCP) and the Guild of Dog Trainers (GoDT).
In addition to helping owners with troublesome dog behaviours, general dog training and puppy training, Aftab delivers regular dog behaviour and dog training seminars.
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Dog Training
Aftab helps dog owners understand the way dogs learn, the importance of force free and reward based training, why some dogs just don’t listen to their owners and the impact of genetic predisposition, previous experiences and the environment on a dog’s behaviour.
Dog Training Seminars
Aftab holds regular seminars on a variety of subjects including the major causes of behavioural problems and how to modify undesirable behaviours. Due to the impact of Covid-19, seminars are currently suspended. However, it is hoped that these will be resumed in late 2022
Puppy Training Classes
These puppy training classes are held on a 1:1 or, on rare occasions, on a 1:2 basis and cater for puppies up to the age of 6 months. Each session lasts one hour and includes going on dog walks.
Dog Behaviour Problems
Aftab has over 20 years experience of dog training and modifying dog behaviours. Aftab is a qualified dog behaviourist and dog trainer and has trained with the Cambridge Institute of Dog Behaviour and training (CIDPT) the International School of Canine Psychology (ISCP) and The Institute of Modern Dog Trainers (IMDT).
