Your search history is a list of “why is my dog…” questions and a cart full of puzzle feeders. The problems are still happening. So you book a behavior consultant — and they ask BIZARRE questions. A laundry list about poop. What your dog’s ears and tail do around triggers. What does any of this have to do with fixing the problem?
Here’s the thing: the internet sells one-size-fits-all prescriptions. Real behavior change is descriptive — it looks at your dog, your routine, your life, and builds a plan around what’s actually there. Not what “should” work in a vacuum.
