Website Disclaimer

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Last updated: 27/7/26

The information on Seeing Dogs Differently is provided for general educational and informational purposes.

The website does not provide:

• Veterinary diagnosis
• Veterinary treatment
• Medical advice
• Emergency advice
• Personalised behaviour assessment
• An individual training plan
• Legal advice

Information should always be considered in relation to the individual dog, their health, history, environment and circumstances.

Behaviour can be influenced by pain, illness, discomfort, medication, reduced mobility and other physical factors.

Sudden, unexplained or significant behaviour changes should be discussed with a veterinary professional.

Website content should not be used to delay veterinary assessment or treatment.

Aggression, bite risk, severe fear and complex behaviour can present serious safety concerns.

General online information cannot assess risk or replace support from an appropriately qualified professional who has gathered detailed information about the individual case.

Where there is immediate danger, create safe distance, avoid confrontation and contact an appropriate professional or emergency service.

Dogs are individuals.

No article, framework, worksheet or resource can guarantee a particular behavioural outcome.

Progress may be affected by health, genetics, learning history, environment, consistency, stress and many other factors.

You are responsible for:

• Assessing whether information is appropriate
• Protecting the safety of people and animals
• Following relevant laws and local requirements
• Seeking veterinary or professional help when needed
• Avoiding exercises that could increase risk or distress

The website may refer or link to third-party research, organisations, products or services.

External information may change, and Seeing Dogs Differently is not responsible for the accuracy, availability or practices of independent websites.

Reading the website, downloading a resource or contacting Seeing Dogs Differently does not by itself create a behaviour-practitioner, trainer, veterinary or client relationship.

Individual behaviour support is provided separately through Ravendale Training and Behaviour where appropriate.