Anxiety Dog Training Services in Guernsey

Struggling with Your Dog’s Anxiety or Aggression?

It’s exhausting, isn’t it? Always being on edge, worrying if your dog will react to other dogs or people.

Constantly managing that stress, wondering if there will be a sudden snap or outburst, can be overwhelming.

Many owners dealing with anxiety and aggression—whether toward humans or other dogs—find themselves at a loss, sometimes after trying many different techniques.

The difficulty is that anxiety and aggression are often seen as simple behaviour issues, or the dog trying to be dominant, when in reality, there are often deeper psychological causes at play.

Addressing these root causes takes a thoughtful, multi-modal approach, constantly adapted to suit both the dog and the caregiver.

And that’s where true, positive progress can be made.

As a proud member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC), I am dedicated to providing compassionate, force-free training rooted in evidence-based methods.

Founded in 2004, the IAABC is a respected organisation recognised in over 70 countries, supporting animal behaviour consultants and trainers worldwide with high standards for ethical and humane approaches.

My IAABC membership not only reflects my commitment to positive, science-backed training but also enhances my ability to work effectively with clients all over the world.

The Neuro Dog Trainer - Kellie Wynn

Specialised Canine Behaviour Expertise

At The Neuro Dog Trainer, my focus is on the intricate brain and body connections that impact your dog’s behaviour.

Anxiety and aggression often stem from deeper neurological and physiological factors beyond simple behavioural habits.

I work with the brain-gut connection, recognising how:

Breed-Specific Genetics and Instincts
Genetic Inheritance
Neurodiversity
Sensory Sensitivities
Trauma
Early Life Experiences
Handling History
Environmental Triggers
Medical Conditions
Hormonal Influences
Dietary Factors
Age-Related Changes

....can shape a dog’s emotional responses and reactions.

In my approach, I consider the critical role of hormones like serotonin, dopamine, adrenaline, cortisol, and melatonin, all of which influence a dog’s behaviour and can be disrupted by stress or trauma.

Conditions like epilepsy, steroid use, and SMRA can alter brain function, while issues like diabetes can heighten hunger, increasing the likelihood of guarding and biting.

By examining these aspects in detail, I aim to address the root causes rather than treating symptoms alone.

Through collaboration with veterinarians, I develop a holistic care plan that considers your dog’s unique neurobiology, supporting minimisation and management of complex behaviours.

While some behaviours may not be completely 'fixed', we can work together towards meaningful progress and a more peaceful life for you and your dog.

Neuro-Canine Specialist For Complex Anxiety & Aggression

Struggling with Your Dog’s Anxiety or Aggression?

The Neuro Dog Trainer - Kellie Wynn

Specialised Canine Behaviour Expertise

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