All behavior modification plans should prioritize a dog's health and welfare. Unfortunately, many behavior concerns stem from stressors (or triggers) that jeopardize health and hinder training progress. Sometimes, a case includes one or more of the following concerns:














In some of these cases, intervention with behavior medication can present major advantages as a counterpart to training. These medications can serve to reduce the damaging effects of stress, prevent the dog from repeating dangerous behaviors, and improve a dog's ability to learn and think rationally in the presence of potential stressors. 

Only veterinarians or vet behaviorists can make medical recommendations for a dog. The best behavior plans include collaboration between the dog's guardians, vet, and behavior consultant!