Border collie behaviour consultations and training - one to one help with a border collie specialist trainer and behaviourist. Contact me for help with any behaviour problem.

Border collie trainer, Rachel Rodgers

Border collie training

Border Collie Training & Behaviour

ABTC REGISTERED CLINICAL ANIMAL BEHAVIOURIST & ANIMAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR

Border Collie Training

ABTC Registered Animal Training Instructor

BORDER COLLIE BEHAVIOURIST

I will help with:

Barking, lunging, biting people or dogs 
Barking, lunging, chasing traffic, cyclists, joggers
Chasing shadows or reflections, spinning, pacing, air snapping etc
Unable to settle in the home
Pulling on the lead or not coming when called 
Experiencing extreme anxiety or frustration

 

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  • BORDER COLLIE SPECIALIST
  • BEHAVIOUR CONSULTATIONS

 

Border collie training - lying down

BORDER COLLIE TRAINING

  • POSITIVE, FORCE-FREE
  • VIDEO CALLS OR IN-PERSON

SPECIALIST BORDER COLLIE TRAINER & BEHAVIOURIST
Located in Spalding, Lincolnshire

Rachel Rodgers the Collie Consultant

I'm Rachel Rodgers, and as the only ABTC-registered Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) and Animal Training Instructor (ATI) specialising in border collies, I teach caregivers how to prevent border collie behaviour problems from developing AND how to resolve or reduce any problem behaviours that caregivers are struggling with.  Successful border collie training involves a thorough knowledge and understanding of the border collie breed in order to identify the emotions and motivations causing the problem behaviour and help to resolve it.

What is the difference between a behaviourist and a trainer?

A collie specialist trainer teaches collies essential cues and good manners, or can help owners train for specific purposes or dog sports.  The equivalent of a teacher.
A behaviourist helps when dogs develop behaviours that negatively affect their lives or the lives of people living with them.  The equivalent of a psychologist or psychotherapist.
Always look for an ABTC-registered behaviourist or trainer!

Many insurance companies cover the cost of hiring a behaviourist

Many pet insurers will cover working with an ABTC-registered behaviourist if your collie has developed a problem behaviour such as aggression, anxiety, fears, phobias, car chasing, separation anxiety or repetitive behavours such as shadow chasing, tail chasing or fly snapping.  Very few pet insurers cover working with a trainer, so finding a behaviourist is important for two reasons:
1. They are better places in terms of knowledge to help you resolve your collie's behavour problems
2. It will be cheaper if your insurance company covers you (check your policy).

Why work with Rachel, the Collie Consultant?

She has lived and worked with collies for over 30 years.
Multiple training & behaviour qualificiations including MSc in Clinical Animal Behaviour
ABTC-registered animal training instructor & Clinical Animal Behaviourist
The ABTC register is the place vets and other professionals turn to find a dog professional
She has trained collies for many disciplines including herding, agility & obedience
She has worked in several resuce organisations
Kind, science-based positive training techniques

Great reviews!

ABTC Clinical Animal Behaviourist

 

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TRAINING & BEHAVIOUR HELP FOR ANY BREED

Animal behaviourist working with all dog breeds

I specialise in border collies, but can help with behaviour problems such as aggressive behaviour (reactivity), compulsive behaviour, fears and phobias, in any breed.

I offer one to one training, with in-person house visits or remote consultations by video call, and have clients in the UK, USA, and Europe.

Don't leave it too late - invest in your dog's future today.

 

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BASED NEAR SPALDING, LINCOLNSHIRE

 

Covering Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire or West Norfolk
(Travel charges of up to £160 may apply for distances further than 45 minutes from Spalding)
Or anywhere Worldwide via video call

Which training pathway is best for you?