Barking
Barking can be an incredible nuisance to you, visitors and neighbours, but must be seen as being a natural canine activity. Humans speak, dogs bark, it's as simple as that. BUT sometimes, such behaviour needs to be modified or redirected, so that it is appropriate and acceptable. Dogs bark for many reasons: boredom, excitability, to warn of intruders, because noise or movement incites them, or just because they want to i.e. to gain attention. No matter what the reason, barking problems can be reduced so that they are no longer a problem, but an acceptable part of any human-canine relationship
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For the low cost of £6.00, sent to my address, you can have information sent to you on up to 3 problems. E.g. a chewing dog, a dog that’s barks continuously at the door and house-training issues. Or for £10.00, you can send me a detailed letter outlining your canine problem to which you will receive a long, word processed, personalised response as well as articles and help-sheets appropriate to the behaviour detailed as well as recommended book lists. Please make cheques/postal orders payable to Lisa Williams stating clearly which information you require. No cheque will be drawn upon until 3 days after the requested information is sent to ensure that you have received the information required. You should receive your response within 7 days. Alternatively, within 14 if a personalised request is sent.