All our blog posts and protocols for reactive dogs.
Let’s be real: life with a reactive dog isn’t always a walk in the park. In fact, walks in the park are often terrible with a reactive dog. There are small details you have to pay attention to all the time and it’s hard to pick out what matters and what doesn’t. Training, having visitors, …
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Muzzles are often seen as something you only need when your dog is aggressive. In reality, this tool has many applications and all dogs should be trained to wear one, ideally before you need it! You’ll find everything you need to know about muzzles on this page. Why you should muzzle train your dog Aggression …
When you have a reactive dog and are trying to make things better, it can sometime be hard to know if it’s working or not. Our emotions tend to take over when our dog reacts. If there’s one thing we’re bad at when we’re upset, it’s being objective. This is where keeping a log can …
Having guests over with a dog that has behavioral issues can be quite challenging. Sometimes even seem downright impossible at times. You may be far better off having the event elsewhere and leaving your pup at home or with a sitter. But we know that’s not always possible. Let’s go over all the different things …
Barking is an annoying, but natural behavior Dogs bark. That’s a fact of life. Some dogs bark for very serious and concerning reasons, others not so much. For humans, barking can mean: All of which suck. But to fix the human problems related to barking, you have to look at why your puppy is exhibiting …
