Behaviour and training
Dog behaviourists in Hampshire
We list 18 dog behaviourists based in Hampshire. A behaviourist helps when your dog's behaviour worries you. They look at why it happens and give you a plan to follow at home. Most work on referral from your vet, because pain or illness can change how a dog behaves.
In Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Eastleigh, Hart, Havant, New Forest, Test Valley, Winchester.
Listed in Hampshire, A to Z
See on the map →Alexa Clark
Clinical animal behaviourist · Test Valley, SP10 1NN
Buffy Harris-Jones
Animal behaviour technician · Test Valley, SO51 8HF
Claire Stallard
Clinical animal behaviourist · Winchester, SO23 9AZ
Deborah Fry
Clinical animal behaviourist · Hart, GU51 3QW
Deborah Fry BSc (Hons) MSc CCAB
Cat behaviourist · Hart, GU51 3LY
Heather Taylor
Dog behaviourist · Test Valley, SP11 6QA
Juanita Rogers
Dog behaviourist · East Hampshire, PO8 0RB
Jules Harrison
Clinical animal behaviourist · Eastleigh, SO30 4QU
Kate Anderson
Dog behaviourist · New Forest, BH25 7FN
Kate Durant
Dog behaviourist · East Hampshire, GU32 1RU
Kiri Downes
Dog behaviourist · East Hampshire, GU35 9LR
Leah Holdaway
Dog behaviourist · Winchester, SO23 7XA
Linda Ryan
Clinical animal behaviourist · New Forest, SP6 1QU
Lisa Basham
Animal behaviour technician · Basingstoke and Deane, RG21 7DW
Lisa Newnham
Dog behaviourist · Havant, PO7 7RD
Nicola Chamberlain
Clinical animal behaviourist · Winchester, SO23 9LJ
Pavan Matharu
Dog behaviourist · Test Valley, SO51 7LX
Rebecca Romanowicz
Clinical animal behaviourist · East Hampshire, GU31 4NT
What to check before you book
Look for someone on a recognised register, such as the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC). Ask your vet to check for pain or illness first. Many behaviourists will ask you to.