About Pet Behaviour Services
Expert Behaviour Services to Restore Peace at Home
Compassionate, evidence-based help for lasting behaviour change in pets.
30+ Years
Experience
Ready to discuss your pet's behaviour challenges? Book a consultation or learn more about our approach.
Who I Am & Why It Matters
I'm Dr Glenn Tobiansky, a registered veterinarian with 30+ years veterinary experience and specialized qualifications in animal behaviour.
My work is now focused entirely on behavioural medicine, with formal post-graduate training and membership in the Behaviour Chapter of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists.
I'm also a Certified Training Partner through the Karen Pryor Academy — reflecting my commitment to humane, science-based training methods.
This unique blend of veterinary knowledge and behaviour expertise means I approach every case with clinical precision and a deep understanding of learning and emotional health. I deliver practical, lasting results while supporting both pets and families — without judgement or jargon.
My Core Principles & Philosophy
I base my work on current scientific research into how dogs and cats learn, think, and experience emotions. This means understanding their natural behaviours, social structures, and cognitive abilities — not making assumptions based on outdated theories or anthropomorphism.
Humane, Force-Free Training Methods
I exclusively use positive reinforcement-based training with clicker training as my primary tool. This means:
Rational Use of Medication
As a veterinarian, I have access to behavioural medications, but I use them strategically:
Individual Tailoring
While my principles remain consistent, every pet and family is unique. I adapt my approach based on:
Ready to Get Help for Your Pet?
Get started today — your first step to a calmer, happier pet begins here.
Before your first appointment, you'll complete a detailed questionnaire so we can use the session efficiently. After the consultation you'll receive a written plan, follow-up support, and if needed a report for your primary vet.