Welcome to Lyn Fleet's Animal Behaviour and Dog Training Website

Hi everyone, my name is Lyn Fleet and welcome to my website!

I am an Animal Behaviour Consultant based in Liverpool and work mainly in the Merseyside, Cheshire and North Wales areas. However, clients further afield can be offered an appointment in one of my clinics.

I am a full member of the UK Registry of Canine Behaviourists, which has a strict and accountable code of conduct.

My services are also used by Dogs Trust Merseyside and Freshfield Animal Rescue. Both these organisations treat all their animals with kindness and respect and do not allow harsh handling or training methods. It is only because they are confident in my abilities and expertise, that they are happy to invite me to work with their dogs and owners.

Whilst theoretical knowledge of canine behaviour is undoubtedly required, this also needs to be combined with ‘hands on’ practical experience.  As I have both of these, you can be assured that you will receive the best possible advice and treatment plan available for your pet.

Court work is something else I am experienced with; in particular, relating to the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. The most high profile case I was involved with was following the Merseyside Police ‘dog amnesty’ of 2007; when I was called as the expert witness for the defence at Liverpool Magistrate Court. This resulted in all 16 of the seized dogs having their destruction orders overturned and allowed to return to their owners. I have also had involvement in subsequent cases that have reached court.
 
I run pet dog training classes in South Liverpool with my friend and fellow trainer Helen Roberts. Click here to visit fast track dog training with Lyn Fleet and Helen Roberts We are both full members of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers. Our aim is to help owners understand their dog and build a non-confrontational relationship. Once this is established and they start working together as a team, training specific exercises becomes a pleasure and not a chore. All family members are welcome, even well behaved grandparents!