Transform Your Reactive Dog into a Calm and Happy Companion
Imagine a life where walks are peaceful, not stressful. Where your dog reacts calmly to triggers. Without this transformation, the stress and anxiety continue for both you and your dog. The walks remain a struggle, and the bond between you and your pet may suffer.
At Outcast Academy Dog Training, we've been where you are. We've faced the same struggles and have found a solution that works.
What you will learn:
- Understand Your Dog's Behavior: Gain insights into why your dog reacts the way they do. This knowledge is crucial in addressing the root cause of their reactivity.
- Learn Effective Positive Reinforcement Techniques: Discover proven methods to encourage good behavior and reduce reactivity in your dog. These techniques promote a positive and stress-free environment for your pet.
- Build a Stronger Bond with Your Dog: By understanding and addressing your dog's needs, you'll foster a deeper connection with them. This bond is essential for a happy and harmonious relationship
Empower Your Dog with Cooperative Handling Training: A Positive Reinforcement Approach
Imagine a world where your dog is an active participant in their care, from grooming to vet visits.
Promote Trust and Cooperation: Learn techniques that encourage your dog to actively participate in their care. This approach fosters trust and cooperation, making routine care a positive experience.
Reduce Stress and Anxiety: By involving your dog in the process, you can significantly reduce their stress and anxiety during grooming and vet visits.
Enhance Your Dog's Well-being: A dog that is comfortable with handling is a happier, healthier dog. This training can improve your pet's overall well-being.
Cooperative Handling
Learn to remove the stress and despair of taking your dog to the vet or groomer
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FREE 15 minute call to discuss any questions, concerns or approaches to training without committing to anything.
Reactivity
Take back your home, walks and sanity by learning how to manage your dogs triggers and embarrassing reactions
