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Does your dog get overly excited, fearful, or worked up around other dogs? Do they become anxious or overwhelmed by environmental triggers like bikes, skateboards, or busy streets? We have a training for you.
Find out if our Day Training program is the right fit for your dog and how it works.
Bringing home a rescue dog is an exciting journey filled with possibilities—and sometimes challenges. Our expert consultation service is designed to help you and your new companion build a strong foundation for a lifetime of happiness together.
A letter from a shelter dog's perspective to honor the quiet heroes who pause, observe, and choose to really see the dog behind the behavior. Those who understand that a “reactive” dog isn’t giving them a hard time, but having a hard time.
A Crisis Management Consultation is an in-depth, one-on-one appointment with a Certified Professional Behavior Consultant that is tailored to those facing challenging or complex behavioral situations with their dog. Learn more about our Crisis Management Consultations.
Whether you’re a seasoned dog lover or new to the world of canine companionship, understanding reactivity can make a huge difference in your dog’s life and your relationship with them. Learn what reactivity is and how to manage it.
There are hundreds of situations in which we might use management; chances are that you’re already using some form of management in your dog’s daily life.
Understanding the four quadrants of training can be daunting, but it is incredibly helpful in making training choices that achieve effective results.
Barking, lunging, growling, or otherwise reacting to other dogs while restrained (on a leash, behind a fence, or when otherwise held back) is often referred to as ‘reactivity.’ Reactivity is a common behavior in dogs of all breeds and sizes and can range in severity.
