You guys should all remember Honey. She finished her behavior modification program with GK9A at the end of November. Honey's mom reached out to GK9A over a year ago because Honey was extremely reactive and aggressive with humans, but especially kids. During her program, we worked on teaching Honey how to remain neutral in the presence of children, and built up positive associations with them and other adults. Honey's program was long and intense, but I'm happy to say that by the end of her program she was walking calmly around children outside and inside stores. They still have some work to do, but Honey is MUCH better around kids than when she started.
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Honey the bloodhound has now joined the GK9A alumni. Honey's mom reached out to GK9A because Honey was displaying aggression and reactivity to children and people who she associates with children. Her mom and I quickly jumped into a training program, and worked on building Honey's confidence around kids. We worked on creating positive associations with children and adults who are seen with children. We also worked on teaching Honey the appropriate behavior to have in these situations. Over the course of Honey's training with GK9A, Honey has learned to remain neutral around kids and any adult with kids. She still has a long way to go, and I will be there for her mom through every step. Honey can now go to pet friendly stores and on walks, and can participate in family activities that she didn't get the chance to before.
Update on Honey! Her mom is already seeing improvements with only 5 lessons. Honey has been calmer and less reactive in the house and outside. Her mom stated "my family is mentioning how much calmer she is." Honey still has a long way to go, but these are steps in the right direction.
-Also her new completely bite proof muzzle has arrived. Honey and her mom are learning how to navigate rewards with this new contraption.