Dog Training School: Tips for Reactive Dog Owners

Reactions are a normal part of training a reactive dog. The important part is having a plan for them. Learn my three-step damage control plan: breathe, move away and recover. I also covers how to handle upset onlookers and why you don’t owe them an explanation. Building Brilliance opens its doors this Sunday! Join the mailing list for the final details and an exclusive launch offer for subscribers.

Sometimes the dog we get isn’t the one we pictured. In this episode, Erin shares how her three dogs each took her down a very different path than the one she had dreamed of, and why it’s okay to feel disappointed and grieve that. She talks about making space for those feelings, finding new things to enjoy together, and reaching out to a professional if you’re stuck. If you are ready for some community support and learning, Building Brilliance in less than 2 weeks! Join the mailing list to be the first to get access, including an exclusive one time offer.

Struggling with recall? Erin breaks down the steps to building a practical, real world recall. Spoiler, training a recall word is only a small part of the picture. Ready to take your training to the next level? Join the waitlist for Building Brilliance. Details are being released THIS WEEK. Those subscribed to the waitlist with receive an exclusive offer.

Harness time doesn’t have to be a daily stressor. This week, I share two simple games that turn putting on the harness into a favorite part of your dog’s day, especially for reactive, sensitive, and shy dogs. Plus, join my newsletter for first access to my November 1st community launch.

Part two of my food loving reactive dog episodes. People are often so happy their reactive dog loves food because it makes things easier. But does it really? In some ways yes, but in other ways it can be tricker. Have a listen to discover what the most important things are to be working on with a frustrated reactive dog. Interested in affordable community based learning for your pup? Subscribe to my newsletter to be the first to know about an EXCLUSIVE offer for my new Building Brilliance community, launching November 1st. Subscribe NOW > https://wagtails-dog-training.kit.com/989b05bf9d

Have a dog that loves food? Does your food monster also struggle with fear based reactivity? If you answered yes to these questions, you will want to listen to this one! Don't forget to subscribe to mailing list! Exciting things are on the horizon > Subscribe NOW!

Dog trainers get hired to train dogs, but is that really what happens? Have a listen to this weeks episode which includes one of the most important pieces of advice I can give to you when choosing a dog trainer. This episode also features a sneak peak into my newest project, which will be launching soon! Join my mailing list to stay up to date on my Building Brilliance project, which will also include an early bird offer to those subscribed! https://wagtails-dog-training.kit.com/989b05bf9d

There is one thing I see over and over again. A critically overlooked piece in severe reactivity and aggression cases. Have a listen to see how I assess the possibilty of pain in reactive dogs.

There are some things I tell reactive dog owner's again and again. This episode shares one of the most common pieces advice I give to reactive dog owners.

Is your dog starting to bark at things? Should you worry? Erin gives you a quick and easy way of knowing when you need to get help, especially with young dogs. *** Want to stay in the know? Sign up for the WagTails newsletter and be the first to know about what's happening, including when Enrollment opens for the Building Brilliance Community! Sign up here > https://wagtails-dog-training.kit.com/989b05bf9d

Who is the person behind the microphone? Have a listen! *** Want to stay in the know? Sign up for the WagTails newsletter and be the first to know about what's happening, including when Enrollment opens for the Building Brilliance Community! Sign up here > https://wagtails-dog-training.kit.com/989b05bf9d