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Dog training and behavior advice from Certified Trainer, Michelle Wieser

Reducing Fearful and Reactive Behavior

Many dogs struggle to stay relaxed when they see another dog, a person, sound, or other trigger, and end up reacting with an intense stress response. For these dogs, it's extremely important to to ad... ...more

Behavior Problems

February 20, 20243 min read

Reducing Fearful and Reactive Behavior

Change the focus with modern, positive training

I can say from experience, that living with a dog with behavior problems is tough. Dogs who develop moderate to severe behavior problems often struggle with fear, frustration, anxiety or a lack of sel... ...more

Behavior Problems

February 20, 20242 min read

Change the focus with modern, positive training

How to address aggression without punishment

People often use fancy labels to describe aggressive behaviors (reactive, dominant, etc.). Aggression is a collection of behaviors that includes barking, lunging, biting and fighting. It's a public sa... ...more

Behavior Problems

February 20, 20242 min read

How to address aggression without punishment

Anxiety in Dogs

Underlying anxiety can be the cause of many behavior problems, and it can add complexity to the training process. ...more

Behavior Problems

February 20, 20243 min read

Anxiety in Dogs

Tips to reduce reactivity

When a dog barks, pulls or lunges at other dogs (or wildlife, skateboards, kids, bikers, etc.) this is referred to as 'reactivity'. Dogs are unable to communicate effectively on-leash, and may feel tr... ...more

Behavior Problems

February 20, 20243 min read

Tips to reduce reactivity
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