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View fullsize Changing the question makes the answer clearer and more practical. If you're looking to tackle your dog's reactivity, head over to the link in my bio to binge my YouTube Reactivity/Aggression Tutorial Playlist for over 10 hours of curriculum to get
View fullsize If you’re a real leader, you’re often also a follower. Here’s a hard truth: Real leaders are equally good at being followers when the time is right. Not all followers can be leaders though. We get so wrapped up in telling our dog
View fullsize We like processes. We like systems. We like when things are repeated. In an effort to individualize dogs, we’ve forgotten that repeatable protocols are great for a reason. They give us predictability. With all of my clients, our entire curri
View fullsize "I am the expert in my dog. I no longer accept being demeaned implicitly or explicitly by dog culture. "I will find a coach who teaches me HOW to think, not barks commands at me and thinks for me." Repeat this mantra, Super Guardian
View fullsize Sniffing is not always a good thing. 🔥 {Share to Stories} #dogbehavior #dogreactivity #dogtraining #dogbehaviourist #dogbehavior #reactivedog #reactivedogs #anxiousdog #anxiousdogs #puppytraining #scaredpuppy #scareddog #dogtrainingadvice #dogenric
View fullsize Uncomfortable Truths *SOME* of you need to hear. Emphasis on 'some' PS. If this sparked a negative reaction out of you, before reacting, as yourself WHY you feel that way. #dogtraining #dogtrainingadvice #dogtrainingtips #anxiousdogs #anxiousdog
View fullsize I hear all the time” “Only dog trainers can create training plans. “ I completely disagree. We have a misunderstanding of the difference between a training plan and a training technique… and a misunderstanding of who creates
View fullsize LAST DAY  to apply to the Recovering Rover Program for Dog Anxiety. After today, the RRP closes indefinitely. We will not accept any new clients for the rest of 2023… potentially not in 2024. This six month coaching program is for guard
View fullsize “What Makes the RRP Different?” I’ve had two Rover applicants ask me this recently, and let me tell you… My nerd heart got giddy when I heard this question. I love hearing guardians be confident in what has NOT been workin
View fullsize Bro, I can’t even worry about triggers on walks - I gotta worry about inside the house first.” A lot of Guardians on social media share all about reactivity to triggers on walks; and I do not want to take away from those obstacles. But,
View fullsize 4 DAYS LEFT to Apply to the Recovering Rover Program for Dog Anxiety The RRP is a six month, high caliber program that guides guardians through treating their dog’s multiple phobias and sensitivities. Applications Close This Thursday 2/23 We
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View fullsize Let’s not be naive. No matter how “positive” you are in your training methods, you and your dog will always encounter crappy stressors. This particular post was about giving your dog coping strategies; however… I encourage
View fullsize I’ve worked with clients who have done both. Option A: Waited for meds to onboard before doing any training. Option B: Began training what they could as they waited for medication. To be clear, I don’t think one is “right”
View fullsize I see this very often with Chronic Anxiety cases. I hear folks say, “Well, my dog doesn’t whine, or bark, or aggress towards the trigger or scary event." But when I start asking about the dog’s other habits throughout the day