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If you have a fearful or reactive dog, you might dread going to new places with your pup. You brace yourself for the inevitable barking,
One of the most common training frustrations you’ve told us about is the contrast in your dog’s behavior between indoors and outdoors. Your dog can
Well, it’s really been a year, hasn’t it? You’re stuck at home with a dog who has grown increasingly fearful or reactive as the lockdown
Does your dog behave well on walks- until they see another dog, a skateboarder, a jogger, or a squirrel? And then they kindly draw the
Do you have a reactive dog who is a perfect angel at home, but seems to lose all sense of hearing or ability to pay
“Find it!” for reactive dogs is one of our favorite skills to teach. It’s easy for most dogs to learn, and easy for dog parents
This year, many of us will be missing out on family gatherings over the holidays. While this might be disappointing for us, fearful and reactive
Each week in our Facebook group for parents of fearful and reactive dogs, we host a Facebook live Q&A session. A few months ago we
What gear do you use for walking your reactive dog? Could you use some upgrades? The right equipment should be comfortable for your dog, and
There are many reasons you might decide not to walk your dog. Maybe the weather or air quality is bad. Maybe your dog is fearful