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R. is reactive to dogs he doesn’t know. His early life began with trauma, and he is now slowly learning how to feel safe in this new chapter of his life.

Out of deep respect for both the owner and R., we have kept this session as confidential as possible.

During this first Pawsitive Change session, Ergie gently tuned into R.’s field to support him in releasing some of the fears he has been carrying. When an animal has experienced trauma, those memories can stay stored in the nervous system, influencing behaviour long after the original event has passed.

Like humans, animals have free will. A first session often begins a process rather than completes it. Integration can take time. With challenging behaviours, many layers are involved: the animal’s history, their readiness to shift, and even the emotional state of the owner. Animals are highly sensitive and can pick up on subtle tension or doubt. Sometimes several sessions are needed, just as with people.

We are not here to judge or blame anyone. Our intention is never to criticise an owner or label an animal. Our unique goal is to support both the animal and the owner in moving toward a more balanced relationship, built on trust, safety, and understanding.

Pawsitive Change is a complementary approach. It does not replace professional behavioural support. When behaviour presents a risk to people or to the animal, it is essential to consult qualified dog trainers, veterinarians, or other appropriate professionals. We believe in collaboration and in doing what is safest and most supportive for everyone involved.

Through this work, we simply offer another layer of support, gently helping to release emotional imprints that may be contributing to challenging behaviour.

If you feel your animal could benefit from this approach, you are welcome to contact us.

At the moment, sessions are offered on a koha (donation) basis.
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