Solving Problem Behaviors in Dogs

Many people carry a stick to keep street dogs away, but this can often create more fear and aggression. Instead, I show how projecting calm confidence and using your body to block and create distance is a much more effective way to navigate walks.

The ability to not engage is a critical life skill for dogs. Here, I'm working with a client on maintaining a comfortable distance and staying calm in the presence of another dog. This is a foundational exercise for overcoming leash reactivity.

While you're still perfecting your "leave it" command, you can use your body to manage your dog on walks. This video shows how to use simple body blocking to prevent a poodle from picking things up off the street, keeping them safe and setting them up for success.

Our emotional state directly affects our dogs. I've found that meditating with Floyd helps us both regulate our nervous systems. If you have an anxious dog, try this simple exercise to create a pocket of calm and see how they relax with you.

Is your dog growling or lunging at other dogs or people? This is a sign of reactivity, often stemming from fear or anxiety. My online masterclass on this topic helps you understand the root causes and learn effective management techniques.

Managing a multi-dog home can be a dream, but it can also be challenging when conflicts arise. I offer live classes focused on creating harmony, helping you understand individual needs and manage interactions to prevent fights.

Leash pulling is one of the most common struggles for dog parents. My online classes break down why dogs pull and provide simple, effective exercises to teach your dog to walk calmly on a loose leash, making your walks enjoyable again.

Leash pulling is one of the most common struggles for dog parents. My online classes break down why dogs pull and provide simple, effective exercises to teach your dog to walk calmly on a loose leash, making your walks enjoyable again.