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I can confirm this works, it's taken a lot of hard work and patience but my very reactive dog walked past two huge wolfhounds today and barely batted an eyelid. I had him crossed over to the over side of the road on the other side of me and walking to heel engaged in only me before he had even noticed the other dogs. When he did he just looked right back at me kept walking and was rewarded with a treat and a good boy. Very proud moment!

Wondering why your dog is still reactive after such a long time?

If your answer is that you’re not training your dog often… well, we have a quick fix for that. You simply have to start training - as little as...

• How often are you training your dog?

• Do you train your dog every day?

• Are you even training your dog at all?

If that’s the case, let me ask you:

10 minutes

/ day​

On the other hand, it could be that you’re already training your dog.

Spending time training your dog is a good thing, I applaud you for that.

But there’s something important that you may not realize.

The more time spent on training means more chances of your dog getting exposed to triggers.

The more your dog is exposed directly to their triggers, the higher the likelihood of them flipping out will be.

Do you see how this will be counterproductive to your training?

In fact, you spend a LOT of your time with your dog training. Not playing, not taking a walk, really training.

If that’s you, I want you to pause.

Just stop, for now. And listen to me.

You are probably training TOO MUCH.

Once your dog goes above the threshold, it becomes much easier for them to flip out and misbehave, causing reactivity to worsen.

This is frustrating, I know.

But I’m just trying my best to train my dog!

I get it. You see, reactivity is largely an emotional response. The more you flood your dog’s senses with triggers and negative stimuli, it will reach a point when it becomes too much for them to take on.

This is something we teach in this course.

Introducing Tackling Reactivity: Let Me Show You How To

Transform Your Reactive Dog With Only 10 Minutes A Day

This simple online training course transforms your uncontrollable, reactive dog into a calm companion in just 10 minutes a day.

Wave goodbye to never-ending barks or lunges…

And finally gain the confidence to bring them on walks without the fear that they will flip out anytime.

Now, you’ll have access to easy, step-by-step instructions that have already been experienced by my

14,000+

Students

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Owning A Reactive Dog Can Rule Your Life.

Take Back Control with Our Proven, Easy-to-Follow Training!

With all the research-proven training techniques in Tackling Reactivity, your dog is set up for success from day one. By proven training techniques, I mean:

Keep your dog well below their trigger threshold

(so they stay calm and don’t flip out)

Change your dog’s emotional response to triggers

(making them happier and less likely to bark or lunge aggressively)

And you’ll NEVER have to:

Scold, punish, or correct your dog (we love dogs)

“Bribe” them with treats

(we use treats but we don’t distract them with treats)

Rely on shaky training approaches like alpha dog training, dominance training, etc.

The best part? All you need is just 10 minutes of training a day…

Here’s What Kind Of Improvements
You Can Have With 10 Minutes Of Daily Practice

Day #1

Ability to calm your dog through sniffing exercises

Sniffing will let them feel more informed and therefore confident about their environment. It also is a naturally calming activity - one that in fact dogs often seek out by themselves to diffuse potentially tricky situations!

Day #3

Successfully managing triggers and preventing further reactivity

Different dogs can have a different number of triggers. They might be reactive towards people AND dogs. Or reactive towards people AND certain sounds AND trucks. With this training program you learn to identify, manage and prioritize which trigger to work on first to give you and your dog relief now.

Day #7

Brilliant sessions to keep your dog under their threshold around triggers

A threshold is the point of "no return" at which your dog seems to lose it all. As a dog owner you need to learn how to give your dog relief from triggers before they lose it, as well as increase that threshold through proper training.

Day #25

Having the dog at a close distance to their triggers while staying calm and focused

Now it's time to put the theory into practice. The course gives you all the information, practice and support to go from overwhelmed and confused to feeling confident about training your dog every single day so they can work through their reactivity.

Emily Carter

Dog owner

While I have felt like we are just getting started, taking it slow focusing on the calming and cup-filling techniques before really jumping into triggers...

am already noticing a difference!! Just the calmness and lower energy levels around the house are a delight, not to mention the unplanned exposure to other dogs or exciting events due to living in a more urban environment. Both dogs either don't react as they have in the past, or are less quick to react and have a much

easier recovery time. It feels wonderful to have a better understanding of their psychology and thus more compassion for their experience and how best to assist

them. I was describing these lessons to my boyfriend as almost obvious and very intuitive, and he said, "well, that's how you know something is good." It's so true! I feel like I have finally found an

approach that resonates!

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Frequently asked questions

“I’ve tried other training before, how is this different?”

Most trainers use inefficient methods when working with reactivity, which results in poor outcomes.

Our course however teaches a unique method combining counterconditioning and sniffing. In this process we change how your dog feels about their triggers. As a result, they will be calm, relaxed and focused.

Because we help you change your dog’s behavior at the root, the training will transform them.

“What happens if I get stuck and need extra guidance?”

Every dog is an individual and every situation is unique! With that comes the need for personal feedback during training.

Our course includes unlimited feedback from our professional trainer. Ask as many questions as you like – we are happy to help and want to watch you succeed!

“I don’t want to punish or correct my dog. Does this course use these methods?”

We do not utilize or recommend any kind of physical or verbal corrections.

This course does not make use of corrective collars, leash pops, harsh words or other means of intimidation or punishment.

“I don’t want to just bribe my dog with treats to behave!”

Good – because we also don’t want you to do that!

In this course, we use treats to change the dog’s “CER” (conditioned emotional response). In the beginning you will use many treats, but over time the dog’s actual feelings about their triggers change and you can fade the treats – your dog will still behave.

“My dog has been reactive for a long time - can they still improve?”

Yes!

The beauty of properly applied behavior modification is that it works for every dog – no matter the age, breed, and previous experience.

You need to keep in mind that you will have to un-train a lot of behaviors your dog has rehearsed for a long time. If your dog has been reactive for the last 7 years, they will not suddenly be completely fine after one single training session.

However, every dog – no matter the background – can become better with consistent training!

“My dog is reactive towards people that come to our house, does the course address this?”

Yes, we talk in detail about how to manage reactivity towards visitors.

Dogs that are barking, growling and lunging towards visitors actually often show signs of reactivity already outside the home (in the driveway, near the front door etc.). We start out working with the dog there before moving inside the home.

Houses are tight spaces (from a dog’s perspective) and they can make them be “extra on edge”. This is why we need to first take the edge off outside before moving on to training inside.

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As a dog owner it is in your power to get the skills to help your reactive dog find calm. Reactivity is never fun. Remember that no person or dog enjoys being scared. If you can show your dog a way to be happier and more relaxed, they will gladly accept it.

The Reactivity course has helped more than 104,000+ dog owners just like you understand what causes reactivity, what to do about it and how to deal with aggressive behaviour with confidence and patience.

Give this course a try and help your dog overcome their anxiety.

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