Tired of your dog’s bad behavior? You’re just one click away from 5 simple steps that can make an immediate difference.
You’re tired of the barking, biting, peeing in the house, and other destructive behaviors. It has damaged your lifestyle and been a stress on your loved ones.
I know how you feel. I get it. My name is Carolyn Kocman, and I’m an Associate Certified Dog Behavior Consultant (ACDBC). For years I had five dogs of my own. I’ve rescued strayed, fostered troubled dogs, housebroken traumatized animals, and even dealt with chemically-imbalanced dogs. I can help.
I offer professional coaching and consulting for pet behavior problems for pet owners nationwide through the web and for local clients in South-Central Pennsylvania. But to be honest, a lot of these problems can be solved by training the pet owner to take charge in a new way. The solution is sometimes a lot simpler.
These five steps are a taste of exactly what high-paying clients hear—frustrated dog owners who pay sometimes more than $500 for professional intervention for their pets. You can have some of that same professional insight for no cost.
You can download 5 Steps That Can Change Your Dog’s Behavior simply by leaving your email and clicking below. It’s that simple!
What’s the catch? There isn’t one. I’m just offering this so that (1) you can get your life back, and (2) if and when you have persisting problems that require deeper help, you know who you can turn to.
“Friends have noticed the change in her. She’s a different dog! And I don’t know what we would have done otherwise.”
J.G., client
Take control of your life back—starting with your dog.
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Note: Results are not guaranteed. Each animal and situation is unique. This resource is for educational purposes only. By downloading this resource, you agree that Carolyn Kocman Pet Behavior Specialist, LLC, is not liable for any negative issues or consequences associated with an attempt to apply the information contained herein.
Need more serious help? Maybe a consult with a pet behaviorist is right for you.