Frequently Asked Questions

The duration varies from dog to dog. Some dogs may remain balanced and relaxed for several weeks, while others may require another session sooner. It all depends on their individual hormonal levels and environment. Monitor your dog’s behaviour, and if you notice signs of frustration building up, it’s time for another appointment.

Energy release will not increase aggression. However, some dogs may become more eager for their next release, showing persistent behaviours. If you notice this, simply book another session to keep him comfortable and calm.

No, you’ll stay with your dog. During the procedure, you’ll hold his lead to keep him relaxed and in one spot. This helps ensure he’s calm and secure since dogs can be curious about their surroundings, especially in a space marked by other canine scents. Your presence provides reassurance and comfort throughout the process.

If your dog remains frustrated after a session, there could be other factors at play. Check his diet—an imbalance or excess energy from high-calorie foods can contribute to restlessness. Make sure he’s getting enough exercise, as physical activity helps release pent-up energy. Mental stimulation is also key; boredom can intensify frustration. If his environment or routine has changed, this can also affect his state. Consider another session or consult with a professional to ensure all his needs are being met.