
Anxious or nervous dogs
Anxiety Support
For anxious dogs. Calm and confidence around loud noises, time alone, new people and new places, at a pace that suits your dog.
- Who it's for
- Anxious or nervous dogs
- Typical length
- 4 to 8 weeks
- Where they stay
- Their trainer's home
- Afterwards
- Handover and in-person follow-upsA handover lesson, then in-person follow-up lessons
- Lifetime support
- Access to your trainer, our resources and refreshers as needed
Sound like your dog?
- Panics at storms, fireworks or other loud noises
- Struggles when left alone
- Nervous around new people, places or changes in routine
If this sounds familiar, Anxiety Support is built for it.
What your dog practices
Feeling safe
- A safe space of their own
- A predictable daily routine
- Calm cues like settle and focus
Building confidence
- Small challenges at your dog’s pace
- Gradual, controlled exposure to triggers
- Short, calm time alone
Your part at home
- Calm departures and returns
- Crate comfort
- A simple log to share with your trainer
What's included
During training
- Pickup from your home
- Daily training in your trainer's home
- Photo and video updates with progress notes
After training
- A handover lesson with you at home
- In-person follow-up lessons
- Digital guides to keep practicing
- Lifetime support
What does it cost?
Prices depend on the program and your dog's needs. You'll get a clear price on your free call, with no pressure to book. Payment plans through Affirm, subject to approval.
What families say
★★★★★4.6 on Trustpilot, 274 reviewsTrainers who run this program
Trainers vary by area. We'll match your dog on your free call.
Questions owners ask
Your dog lives with their trainer in the trainer's own home. They get exercise, play, rest and daily training, with the routines and everyday sounds of family life.
Your trainer sends photo and video updates with progress notes while your dog is in training, so you can see how they are doing and what they are working on.
Yes. Payment plans are available through Affirm, subject to approval. Your pet consultant can talk you through the options on your free consultation.




