Expected early August, Reactive Dog Behaviour: Roadmap to Recovery draws on 20 years of reactive behaviour rehabilitation to bring you tried and tested step-by-step instructions, self assessment tools, real cases, a touch of theory, and WhatsApp support (provided by an experienced canine behaviourist and worth over £54). This programme will guide you through every step of solving dog reactive behaviour from the crucial detox stage, to creating a brand new auto-response, to ignoring dogs on the walk, and even making friends – yes, it’s possible – in fact, it’s very, very probable (see below)!

At each stage you’ll discover everything you need to know to move your dogs rehabilitation forward, potential problems (and how to fix them), and a self assessment test so you know when it’s time to move forward, all in the knowledge that I’m only a text message away if you get stuck or have questions!

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Reactive Dog Behaviour: Roadmap to Recovery
Contents List

First Things First

-Before We Start
-Links and Resources

Stage One: Getting Started
-What is Reactive Behaviour? (…and what isn’t)
-Power of Avoidance: Benefits of a Detox
-Benefits of Clicker Training in Reactive Dog Training
-What does Reactive Behaviour look like?
-Assessing Your Dog and Building your Tool Kit
-Food, Supplements, and Sleep
-Will Neutering Help?
-Week One and Two
-What could go wrong in Stage One?
-Ready For Stage Two? (QUIZ)

Stage Two: Staying Under Threshold
-What is Threshold?
-Rewards and Motivators
-A New Auto-Response
-80:20 Rule: The Difference Between Success and Failure
-Timing Your Rewards
-Emptying The Stress Bucket (and Keeping it Empty)
-Week Three and Four
-What Could Go Wrong in Stage Two?
-Ready for Stage Three? (QUIZ)

Stage Three: Getting Used to Other Dogs
-Why is my dog Reactive?
-Making choices: An Introduction to the Pyramid of Needs
-Changing needs: From safety to socialisation
-Three Ways to Build up Time
-Nurturing Curiosity: The Antidote to Anxiety
-Three Treat Game
-Handling Bad Days: Progress is Rarely Linear
-Measuring Success
-Week Five, Six and Seven
-What Could Go Wrong in Stage Three?
-Ready for Stage Four? (QUIZ)

Stage Four: Getting Closer to Other Dogs
-Taking Risks
-Staying Calm: Managing Your Own Anxiety
-What is Trigger Stacking? And how to Fix it.
-Things that Hinder Progress
-Take a Break: Benefits of a Day Off
-Week Eight, Nine and Ten
-What Could Go Wrong in Stage Four?
-Ready for Stage Five? (QUIZ)

Stage Five: Making Friends
-The Ultimate Goal
-Aggression or Rough Play: Knowing the Difference
-The Habit Forming Stage: Making Change Permanent
-Week Eleven, Twelve and Beyond
-What Could Go Wong in Stage Five?