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Teach your dog to react to their triggers in a way that makes you proud.

It's time to

Break down barrier reactivity

Imagine a word where a strange dog, car, or person appears out of nowhere and your dog doesn’t even notice, or briefly checks it out and immediately looks back at you.

Imagine no longer tensing up when you see a person approaching because you are afraid your dog will embarrass you or scare someone with their barking and lunging.
If your dog currently exhibits intense, explosive, and aggressive behaviors when they are triggered by something, especially when behind a fence, on a leash, or another type of barrier, I can help.

I created this course to help you communicate more effectively with your dog during times of stress and change their reaction from barking and lunging to calm and peaceful, or even happy.

Does this sound good?
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Do you feel stuck because you have “tried everything” to help your dog’s reactivity and it didn’t work?

How is this course different?

Quick fixes that don’t address the root cause of your dog’s behavior, and that rely on intimidation to suppress your dog’s reaction to their emotions, rarely do.

At least not in the long term.

The key to long-lasting, effective behavior change also includes examining what happens before the incident and identifying the real reward for your dog (hint: it may not be what you think.)
In my course, I:
  • Help you identify the root cause of your dog’s behavior and choose management techniques that will set them up for success
  • Demonstrate the 5 foundational skills needed to help your dog feel comfortable and safe in the presence of their triggers
  • Give you the tools you need to help your dog deescalate their feelings and act neutral, or even positively, in the presence of their triggers.

The result is a dog that is more engaged and enthusiastically returns their attention to you in uncertain situations.
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Click the button to get started with this on-demand course today.

Don’t miss this bonus if your dog’s reactivity rears its head in the car!

Barrier reactivity inside of a vehicle poses a unique challenge.

The motion of the car and wind noise can make some dogs anxious and car sick, which sets them up to be “in a bad mood”

The confined space prevents your dog from being able to move away from the trigger to relieve stress.
These two things can escalate your dog’s existing negative emotions and their behavioral response.

Unfortunately, the smaller space also means that you can’t use my behavior modification protocol “out of the box”.

Instead, you’ll need to adapt them to work inside the confines of a vehicle.

Don’t worry! I didn’t leave you to figure that out yourself.
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Bonus!

car reactivity module

I included a bonus module that shows you exactly which techniques will help your dog become a calm, relaxed passenger.

Do you love relaxed, quiet car rides?

Hi there!

My name is Mattison

(and that's Remi!)

I help dog owners everywhere build a better relationship with their dog based on trust and communication, while also working towards obedience goals or addressing behavioral issues.  My most impactful program is a revolutionary program of  daily virtual 1:1 coaching. 

 

Graduates of the program from all over spend 4 weeks with me learning fundamental skills and receiving daily feedback on their training sessions. 

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Designed for reactive dogs, effective for all dogs.  Take the guesswork out of how to tackle your goal by partnering with me!

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One-to-One training

Ready to level up your handling skills and blast past your plateau with your dog? Book a FREE consultation below!

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