The Reactive Dog Foundations
In this lesson, we break down what reactivity actually is, why it’s not random, and how repeated reactions strengthen the behaviour over time. Once you understand the escalation cycle, you can finally start interrupting it properly.
In this lesson, we lay out the exact structure that stops reactivity from spiralling. Instead of random exposure or hoping for better reactions, you’ll see the step-by-step framework that creates calm, controlled progress.
Building The Skills That Make It Work
This lesson shows you how to build real food drive, so rewards compete with distractions instead of being ignored.
How to build up a play routine with your dog.
Most training problems are communication problems. This lesson tightens up how you speak to your dog so confusion disappears.
If your dog breaks positions early or seems restless, the missing piece is usually the release cue. Here’s how to teach it clearly.
Disengagement is what stops a reaction before it starts. Here’s how to teach your dog to switch off and check back in.
Foundations are the starting point. If you want personalised feedback and a clear path to off-lead reliability, this is your next step.