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Jenny Fox’s aim is to help owners achieve a better understanding of their dog, and show them how they can achieve a great relationship, using kind, reward-based training techniques. Many puppies and adult dogs are abandoned or taken to Shelters because their owners do not understand them, and can no longer cope with common behavioural problems, such as biting, stealing, barking, chewing the furniture, jumping up & chasing the cat! (To name just a few).
Jenny has attained a diploma in Practical Aspects of Companion Animal Behaviour & Training with COAPE, and has been working with animals for over 20 years. The last 10 years have been devoted to working as Animal Welfare Officer for the Guernsey Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) where much of her training was through the RSPCA. She was also the Channel Islands Welfare Officer for the Sidmouth Donkey Sactuary. Over the years Jenny has attended many seminars and courses related to animal husbandry. A large part of Jenny’s responsibilities at The GSPCA involved re-homing dogs, where an understanding of canine behaviour and canine/human psychology was essential to successfully pair owners with prospective pets, to rehabilitate and train. For the last two years Jenny has been running clicker training classes focusing on puppy socialisation. To enhance her skills in this area Jenny completed The Puppy Class Instructors course through COAPE. |
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