OUR AIM
Our aim is to help you create happy, resilient, well-adjusted family pets, but most importantly, to build the bond between you so that you can really enjoy life with your dog.
The service we provide intends to set you and your dog for success in the real-world using an evidence-based, holistic, ethical, and positive approach to training and behaviour.
We only use kind, force-free methods, often called reward-based or ‘positive’ dog training. Positive reinforcement dog training is a modern, science-based approach that uses the principles of behavioural science to teach and communicate with dogs, in order to build lasting bonds based on mutual understanding, trust and respect.
We simply teach your dog what you would like them to do in a kind and effective way. There is no need to intimidate or hurt a dog to train them; learning should be fun, not fear-inducing.
ALL ABOUT IZABELA
Qualified human and Animal Trainer
Izabela has years of experience in training and assessment in non-profit and government organisations - working with people from all walks of life and all levels of education.
Izabela has a passion for training (both humans and dogs) and a drive for developing innovative learning experiences, which are always evident in her training sessions.
Izabela is a graduate of the Delta Institute and a professional member of The Australian Delta Society, the Pet Professional Guild, and the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. She is committed to providing the most ethical, fear-free solutions to her clients’ dog training needs.
Izabela avidly pursues ongoing education by regularly attending professional development workshops and keeping current on all industry literature.
When not helping students achieve their goals and clients to enjoy better lives with their canine companions, Izabela spends time volunteering at the local animal shelter, in nature with her own four-legged friend: Major(boy) and living her tiny house dream
QUALIFICATION
Approved Trainer for MindDog Australia
ACT Government Assistance Dog Trainer and Assessor (PAT)
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services, DELTA institute
Behavioural Training Instructor Course, ACT Companion Dog Club
ACT Companion Dog Club Behavioural trainer and instructor
RSPCA dog training school instructor
Additional training:
Animal First Aid
Canine Communication Certification ( New Skills Academy)
Responsible dog ownership (DELTA institute)-1-year course
Safe dog handling and bite prevention, with Andrew Clarke
Resource Guarding in Dogs, with Dallas Burkevics
Nose works, with John Sam
Memberships
Member of Pet Professional Guild Australia
Member Of Association of Pet Dog Trainers Australia
OUR SERVICES
We offer range of services in the ACT and Eurobodalla region
The right training is an essential part of stress-free, effective and responsible animal care. Learn evidence-based, cruelty-free, reward-based techniques to train your beloved dog in a positive, safe and supportive environment.
PUPPY BASICS
Train in the comfort of your own home and save time
The first session with a training plan - $200
Subsequent training sessions - $150
With today’s busy life, not everyone has the time to attend scheduled puppy classes. I offer private, one-on-one basic training sessions for you and your dog in your own time, wherever is convenient to you.
In the 60-minute session, I will teach you to train your dog to sit, drop, stay, wait and be calm on your request. This individualised approach will save you time as we can cover more than is possible in a group environment. You will also receive helpful tips on troubleshooting common challenges people face with a new puppy
BEHAVIOUR CONSULTING
Customised, expert advice and training
The first session with a training plan - $200
Subsequent training sessions - $150
My Behaviour Consulting work involves an intimate understanding of your animal’s natural and individual history. Your pet has plenty of potentials to learn and understand cues, and my techniques will lay the foundation for you to build upon. I combine your needs and wants with the natural attributes of your pet.
If you need help with behaviours such as:
leash reactivity
excessive barking
aggression
polite manners
recall
walking nicely on the lead
and more...
This service is for you
ASSISTANCE ANIMAL TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT
Wooft is an approved assistant animal trainer and assessor
PAT $220
Training session $170 (1h) $120(30min)
The ACT assistance animal accreditation framework is voluntary and clarifies and promotes the rights of access of persons with a disability who use an assistance animal.
This means that people who rely on an assistance animal to alleviate the effects of a disability will be able to have their assistance animal tested, accredited and registered as an assistance animal and issued with an Accredited Assistance Animal card (ID card) for a period of up to two years.
The ID card will give handlers, businesses and the community confidence that the assistance animal meets standards of behaviour and hygiene acceptable for public places.
For more information go t https://www.cityservices.act.gov.au/pets-and-wildlife/domestic-animals/assistance-animals2#Step_1
MINDDOG TRAINING
Wooft is an approved MindDOG trainer
Price:
60 min session $170
30 min session $ 120
"Our aim during your year of training up to your Public Access Test is to create a confident, calm dog that is happy doing his/her job. We need to ensure that the dog’s welfare is paramount at all times." MIndDog Australia
TESTIMONIES
"There is so many great things I could say, but the pure support, encouragement and help I got was simply incredible. I had so much anxiety surrounding my beautiful dog Darcie passing her public access test, yet, I got nothing but positivity. We got through it with no stress, no pressure and so much professionalism in could not recommend the lovely Izabela enough. Her knowledge and guidance is clear and easy to follow. Definitely a 10/10"
Jess and Darcie
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