Behavioural Audit
Mabel
Female American Staffy and Boxer type, aged three at assessment.
Mabel's assessment focused on managing arousal before it turned into conflict with the people handling her.
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Behavioural Audit
Marley
Male Dobermann. Adolescent development and serious household behaviour concerns.
Marley's assessment brought household safety, physical welfare and a difficult training history into one structured review.
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Nala
Female Cane Corso, aged ten months at assessment. Walking and impulse control.
Nala's assessment considered how to build clearer control for a powerful young dog within a workable household routine.
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Nova
Female dog, aged three at assessment. Breed remains unconfirmed.
Nova's assessment focused on rebuilding manageable experiences without losing sight of defensive behaviour and owner confidence.
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Poppy
Female Staffordshire Bull Terrier type, aged eleven months at assessment.
Poppy's assessment asked what daily support was needed before a formal training programme could succeed.
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Rogue
Male German Shepherd, aged fourteen months at assessment. Arousal and handler control.
Rogue's assessment focused on directing a powerful adolescent dog's intensity before escalation became harder to manage.
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Rolo
Male Rottweiler and Sheepdog cross, aged four at assessment.
Rolo's assessment examined whether a demanding safety and training plan could be maintained consistently in daily life.
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Ronnie
Male working line Labrador, aged three at assessment.
Ronnie's assessment showed useful responses to clearer handling while identifying the work still needed around excitement and distraction.
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Sam
Male overseas rescue, aged fourteen months at assessment. Ancestry unconfirmed.
Sam's assessment connected walking difficulties with the wider pattern of activity, rest and household expectations.
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Sparky
Male Dalmatian, aged three at assessment. Arousal and household control.
Sparky's assessment focused on reducing household pressure while teaching clearer responses to people, movement and play.
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Woody
Male Golden Retriever, aged four at assessment.
Woody's assessment focused on calmer walking and visitor behaviour while taking previous experiences and routine changes into account.
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Molly
Dobermann cross Caucasian Shepherd, aged 18 months at assessment. Shared household training.
Molly's pathway combined everyday handling work with the need to understand how two dogs were influencing each other.
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Willow
Dobermann, aged 18 months at assessment. Shared household training.
Willow's assessment showed how discomfort, excitement and the behaviour of another dog could combine to make ordinary walks difficult.
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Rocco
Lead manners, recall and owner handling at handover.
Rocco's handover connected improved daily skills with the practical handling the owners would need to continue at home.
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Winston
Daily handling, pressure sensitivity and continuing management.
Winston's handover described useful daily progress alongside clear limits on the freedom and pressure he could safely manage.
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Owner names, addresses, contact information and identifying household details have been removed. Health observations are not veterinary diagnoses and are included only where they materially affected the training decision.
Every dog is an individual. These cases explain Canine UK's reasoning and process; they do not promise the same result for another dog.