Transform Your Dog's Behavior

With expert, personalised training in individual or group sessions.

Individual Training Sessions

Get personalised, one-on-one training that addresses your dog’s specific behavioural challenges and training goals, ensuring focused and effective results.

Group Training Sessions

Improve your dog’s social skills and obedience with our group sessions, featuring interactive exercises and structured socialisation opportunities.

Online Consultations

Access expert training advice and support through our online consultations, offering the convenience of tailored guidance from the comfort of your home.

A Trained Dog is A Happy Dog

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For the Love Of Our Pups For the Love Of Our Pups For the Love Of Our Pups

Ritianne Dimech
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I have been following one to one session with my puppy French Bulldog and obedience classes for the past year. I have 2 frenchies at home and things are not easy sometimes, but Robert has been very helpful with assisting us with all the challenges throughout. Very satisfied with the service and support.
Ian Fenech
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Robert is a very patient and very knowledgeable regarding not only dog behavior but even how to keep your dog active and happy (the most important thing). I recommend him to anyone as he use techniques with postive reinforcement with no violence.
Carlene Belizzi
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We have been taking our dog for training for two and a half years. Robert's expertise, patience, and genuine love for animals have been evident in every session. We highly recommend his services to any dog owner!
David Borg
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Without a doubt, Robert is one of the best, if not the best Dog Trainer in Malta. A few month back I found myself in the ownership of a Border Collie puppy, who I dearly love, but had made me cry at times. Barking at night, peeing indoors, leash pulling, you name it. After the first session Robert put everything into perspective and over a few weeks I saw quite a transformation with some minor changes from my end. Huge respect Robert, Thanks from me and Willow!

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Why Dog Training is Important

Dogs are a distinct species with unique needs and ways of communication. When we invite them into our homes, we’re asking them to adapt to our human environment.

To ensure a happy coexistence, it’s crucial to train our dogs and educate ourselves about their needs.

Without this effort, both humans and dogs can end up frustrated and miss out on potential happiness.

FAQs

Why won't my dog stop barking?

Dogs bark for various reasons, including boredom, anxiety, attention-seeking, or responding to external stimuli like noises or other animals. Identifying the root cause of your dog’s barking is key to addressing it effectively. 


Consistent training, mental stimulation, and positive reinforcement can help reduce excessive barking. If the problem persists, consulting a professional dog trainer like Robert can provide tailored solutions.

Getting your dog to obey you requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. Start with basic commands and use treats or praise to reward good behavior. Practice regularly in short sessions to keep your dog engaged. 

 

Building a strong bond through trust and clear communication is essential. Enrolling in a professional training program with Robert can also provide structured guidance and effective techniques tailored to your dog’s needs.

When a dog licks you, it can mean a variety of things. Often, it’s a sign of affection, as licking releases endorphins that make dogs feel happy and comfortable. It can also be a way for dogs to show submission or to seek attention. 

 

Additionally, dogs may lick to taste something interesting on your skin or as a grooming behavior. Understanding the context and your dog’s overall body language can help you determine why your dog is licking.

Separation anxiety in dogs is a condition where a dog becomes extremely anxious and stressed when left alone or separated from their owner. Symptoms can include excessive barking, destructive behavior, attempts to escape, and signs of distress like pacing or drooling. This anxiety often stems from a strong attachment to their owner. 

 

Addressing separation anxiety typically involves gradually desensitizing the dog to being alone, providing mental stimulation, and sometimes seeking help from a professional trainer like Robert to implement effective behavior modification techniques.

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