Pawsitive Solutions

Welcome to Pawsitive Solutions – Dog Trainer in Glasgow, providing the best Dog Behavioural service in Glasgow and surrounding areas including all Dunbartonshire, Falkirk, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire and Lanarkshire.

Pawsitive Solutions was established by me, Lorna Mackay Master Dog Behaviourist . I am a dog behavioural and training specialist with over 20 years experience and I will help you sort out your dogs issues I work with you the owner and show you how to communicate effectively with your pet ,gain their understanding and transform your challenging dog or dogs  into calm happy well behaved pets.

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Dog Training Results

Sometimes, your dog’s behaviour can lead you and your family to feel isolated yet owners have told us that my intervention reduces the stress created by their dog’s behaviour. What we do will de-stress your dog as well as it changes the way it responds to you and its environment.

I have been communicating with and training dogs all my life (even starting with the family pet). Training dogs is not only about teaching them to behave, to obey and to lead happy and healthy lives, it is also about teaching YOU to feel confident, in control of your dog and to enjoy your time with your best friend.

Our results are quick and permanent as you learn to communicate in a way your dog understands. I achieve excellent results because I get you to take responsibility for your behaviour, to understand it is you who must change and start seeing life through your dogs eyes.

Dog Training Issues

Pawsitive Solutions and you will work together to get the best from your dog so that embarrassments like these won’t happen again:

• Excessive barking when people or other animals walk past your house
• Racing you to the front door when visitors arrive
• Chewed furniture and kitchen flooring inside the home and a redesigned lawn where your garden used to be
• Continual use of your house as an inside toilet, even after a walk
• Anti-social or overly friendly behaviour to visitors and friends (who stop visiting)
• A dislike of other dogs and people so profound that you arrange walks at 6am and midnight to avoid trouble
• Occasional nips at you or showing aggression to strangers for no apparent reason.

Thinking like a dog might sound extreme but the results speak for themselves. Read more

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