Gift dog training
For the friend with a new puppy. For the colleague at their wits' end. For the family member who keeps apologising for the dog at the door. For the friend taking their dog overseas. For the owner of a teenage dog who's lost the plot. Eight ways to help, from $10.
For someone who's been struggling
$10 AUD
Selective Hearing by Diona. Eight chapters, the reframe that comes before any training. Sent to your recipient as a designed PDF with your personal note in the email.
For the friend who wants to do the work
$25 AUD
Selective Hearing plus The Waterline Workbook. The reframe and the seven-day reading practice that turns it into something they can actually do. Both PDFs, sent together.
For someone moving overseas with their dog
$49 AUD
Flight-Ready by Diona. The training a dog needs before an international move: the crate, toileting on concrete, the new city and the first week landed. Ten chapters, about forty minutes to read, then the fill-in tools at the back do the work. Best given the week the move is confirmed.
For the dog that never settles
$49 AUD
My self-paced course for the dog that paces, whines and won't settle. A proper rest spot, the one rule that makes settling stick, and a settle on cue anywhere. Four modules with real demo clips, about a weekend's work.
For the owner of a teenage dog
$99 AUD
For the seven to eighteen month dog whose puppy training stopped working. Why bribes stop at adolescence, a privilege audit of the house, the week a teenager needs, and the lead. Five modules and four printable downloads.
For the dog that lunges on walks
$129 AUD
The system I run in the first weeks of a private reactivity program, self-paced. Read the dog, lower the baseline, then work the trigger. Six modules with real demo clips, and the Waterline Workbook included.
For a contribution toward real work
$200 AUD
A part-payment voucher the recipient can apply to either the Online Puppy Program ($440, they pay the $240 balance) or the 90-minute private session ($450, they pay the $250 balance).
For the full thing
$450 AUD
Covers the full Online Puppy Program ($440) or a full first private session ($450). No balance owed by the recipient.
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Pay via Stripe and tell me who it's for. Name, email, and a personal note if you want to include one.
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Within 24 hours I send them an email with the PDF(s), voucher code or course login, including your note. They'll know it came from you.
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PDFs: open and read. Courses: log in and start. Vouchers: book with me at [email protected] and quote the code. Done.
A friend who just brought home a puppy and is already overwhelmed.
A sibling whose dog is reactive on walks and they've stopped going.
A colleague who works from home and the dog is unsettling every Zoom call.
A parent who's frustrated with the family dog and starting to resent it.
Someone you love who's been talking about their dog the same way for months. They might not be ready to ask for help. A gift is easier to say yes to.
Yes. There's a note field at Stripe checkout. Whatever you write goes into the email I send the recipient, attributed to you.
Three years from purchase, per Australian gift card law. The recipient can take their time.
Yes. The voucher applies to either. They decide what fits their dog when they redeem.
Vouchers can be used for a first consultation, in person or online, or for the Online Puppy Program. Both work from anywhere in the world.
PDF gifts (the $10 guide, the $25 bundle and the $49 Flight-Ready guide) are delivered to the recipient within 24 hours and are non-refundable, and so are course gifts once the recipient is enrolled. Vouchers ($200 and $450) are refundable in full until the recipient redeems them. Email [email protected] with your order details and I'll process within 5 business days.
Hi, I'm Diona. Melbourne-based, fifteen years across zoo, wildlife, and private dog training. I have a Veterinary Science degree and a Master's in Early Childhood Education. I teach owners to read the dog first, and most of my clients arrive after two or three other trainers.
If you're gifting on behalf of someone who's been struggling, they have probably stopped asking for help. This puts it in front of them without the awkward conversation.
