About SW Behaviour.

Specialising in the diagnosis and treatment of dog behavioural problems and fulfilling your training needs with a kind, understanding and modern approach..

Behavioural Advice that’s kind and effective.

Welcome to SW Behaviour, the dog behavioural specialists based on the Wirral.

My name is Suzanne Weinberger, and I founded SW Behaviour to provide tailored dog behavioural services, encouraging positive change through reward-based methods and a force-free approach.

As a qualified, experienced, registered, and insured behaviourist, you can feel confident that my methods are both effective and kind, and that they will make a real difference to you and your dog’s life.

 

Hear my story.

"Hi - I’m Suzanne, the founder of SW Behaviour.

My journey started as a child after my family rehomed a large rescue dog with serious behavioural problems, including aggression.

At that time, there were few options for owners of dogs with behavioural issues, other than rehoming or euthanasia. We felt lost and overwhelmed, and were in a dangerous situation with an unpredictable dog. I will never forget the heartache of wanting to help him but not knowing where to turn for support. There was just so much conflicting advice!

I therefore began a mission to understand the true causes of dog behavioural issues and how to treat them using kind, effective methods. Fast forward three decades, and I am using my practical experience and academic qualifications to help others struggling with their dogs.”

Qualified, experienced, insured, and registered.

Your dog is an integral part of your family, so it’s important that you can put your trust in a qualified specialist to work alongside you on your dog’s behaviour.

Having gone through a rigorous training and selection criteria, you can be assured that my welfare friendly approach uses compassionate and effective methods in the treatment of problem behaviours.

With the qualifications, experience, registration, and insurance listed below, you can be confident that your dog will receive high quality behavioural treatment.

MSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Welfare – Distinction.

Certificate of Higher Education in Animal Behaviour.

Registered with the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors as a provisional member.*

Provisional APBC members are assessed as having met the relevant standards set out by the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC)

Employment in a busy veterinary behavioural referral practice.

Experience leading puppy classes, and the Kennel Club Good Citizen Dog Training scheme classes at Puppy Foundation, Bronze and Silver levels.

Up to date with current practices by adhering to a minimum of 30 hours of CPD annually.

Covered by both Public Liability and Professional Indemnity insurance.

* Provisional members, having gained the relevant academic qualifications, are gaining the practical experience necessary to become a Clinical Animal and therefore a full member of the APBC. The APBC’s supports its provisional members undertaking behaviour consultations.

“Fred, our King Charles spaniel has had serious guarding issues. Suzanne over a number of sessions has really helped Fred and us to understand why he reacts the way he does. Our face to face training really helps. We would highly recommend Suzanne.”

Jamie - SW Behaviour client

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