Understanding how Dopamine works in a dog brain to help anxious, aggressive and reactive dogs

These are all key skills that dogs need to be able to walk on a lead without pulling, barking, spinning or biting, making life easy and safe

From my experience once dogs learn that you understand these subtle signs, they become more co-operative, less reactive, quicker to approach

The bulk of my work is with dogs that are showing behaviours known as reactive or aggressive. Often these dogs are anxious and sensitive....

Why your reactive dog often has no choice over their behaviour

From my experience when people want their dog ‘to be good with other dogs’ they need the dog to demonstrate a range of skills that have...

Teaching sensitive and reactive dogs the skills they need to cope away from the stressors

How to go about teaching your dog to be calm

Why the classroom 'recall' doesn't always work in the park

Using the Learning Cycle to build confidence in your anxious dog