Professional Dog Trainer And Behaviorist In Northern Ireland
Any Dog Is Trainable!
Welcome to DogSense! I am a qualified dog trainer and behaviourist previously working in the south and north of England but now based in Larne, Northern Ireland.
The professional services I offer as a dog behaviorist, gives me great joy to work along with owners and their dogs, assessing their problems and developing a positive dog training program that is specifically designed for both dog and owner.
You can read some customer feedback here…
The Basis of DogSense – Dog Behaviour Training Programs
A pack animal’s survival depends on a strong, stable and organized pack, whereby every member has a place in the hierarchy and follows rules established by a respected pack leader. Being a member of the pack is the greatest natural motivation for any dog.
We are so convinced at DogSense in this kind and gentle method of teaching that we offer a FULL MONEY BACK guarantee!
DogSense educates and assists you in the rehabilitation of your dog, thus allowing your dog to live a happy, stress-free and balanced life.
What Is Wrong With My Dog?
The main reason for the unwanted behaviour is a breakdown in communication between human and dog. Dogs do not speak or understand English or any other human language.
Dogs are pack animals and upon entering your home, you and your family become part of his pack. As a pack animal, there has to be a hierarchy and he needs to find his place in that hierarchy. There is no fairness or equality in their system and above all else, there has to be a ‘Pack Leader’.
At DogSense we guide you in all the areas where your dog will naturally look to you for leadership!
It is now fair to say that, once you are a dog owner it is your responsibility and that of other family members to provide leadership.
If you show weakness and do not provide boundaries and rules, your dog will instinctively assume the role of pack leader and with it, the stress of having to provide safety and security to you and your family.
Your dog’s new assumed role as pack leader, guided by natural animal survival instinct then takes responsibilities that we humans find it unacceptable.
Such manifested unwanted behaviour is displayed as follows:
This is where DogSense comes in…
We will guide you, showing you simple effective ways to reverse the leadership role back to you, by being able to communicate with your dog successfully. To understand the signals they send and what they mean – many of which we would easily miss prior to the dog behavior training program.
All that your dog requires are clear, simple, consistent messages that you and your family can easily learn.
Good News! The End Result With DogSense Training Programs!
The really good news is that we still get to love, fuss over and treat our dogs the way we do now!
Pack animals are social animals and thrive on all the attention they get, stroking and play is every bit encouraged.
They can still lie on the sofa or your bed if that is what you want.
Nevertheless, DogSense doesn’t believe in ‘quick fixes.’
You will soon notice, most of your dog behavior problems will change in a surprisingly short period of time right before your very eyes. However, it is vital that you (the pack leader) and your family, act consistently with your dog on a daily basis to keep those unwanted behaviours from returning.
DogSense do not condone owners who hit or yell at their dogs to correct unwanted behaviour!
Become YOUR dog’s pack leader today and give him the life he so rightfully deserves. The sooner you do this, the sooner you will both benefit a happy, stable home.
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3 Responses to “DogSense, Robbie Clarke - Dog Training & Behaviour N.Ireland”


Hi Robbie,
I have an eleven month old adorable golden retreiver called Jake. We are having a few problems with him which have occurred following an illness which made me unable to continue puppy training school. Do you run classes, where and how much?
Shirley
Hi I have two miniature dachshund dogs and they are very aggressive towards other dogs. Walking them is becoming an issue. Can you help
Hi Kat,
I replied to your comment a day or so ago, did you get my email?
Let me know if we need to take this further, thanks
Robbie