This intense stare is initial start of the sequence that we all know so well (especially those of us who have ever struggled with an aggressive or reactive dog.) It’s the first glance, the furrowed brow, the heavy breathing followed with a stoic, postured chest. This video is actually a great example of what LOADING looks like. It’s the not-so-subtle but subtle cue MANY owners tend to miss. It’s the moment when you want to get your message across to your dog quickly and concisely, because there

Working with reactive dogs requires patience, understanding, and consistency. Here are five tips to help manage and improve their behavior: **Understand Triggers**: - Identify what specifically triggers your dog’s reactive behavior. It could be other dogs, people, cars, or certain environments. Understanding these triggers is crucial to managing and modifying their reactions. **Desensitisation and Counter-Conditioning**: - Gradually expose your dog to the trigger at a distance where they can rem

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