
08/09/2025
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If youâre living/working/dealing with a âdog reactive dogâ, then there is one absolute CERTAINTY âŚ
That CERTAINTY is that other dog owners donât care.
Your dogâs problem is not their problem.
They couldnât give a toss about what âstageâ you are at in your training. Their dogs care even less.
The world will does not recognise your âthresholdsâ, much as you wished that it did.
The reality is, the thing you dread happening WILL happen. Repeatedly.
So you (like us) have a choice.
Blame the world, sink into resentment and pity your dog - or get out there and show your dog EXACTLY what is required from them.
What is and what isnât acceptable and why.
Unfortuantrly, a yellow collar or lead patch saying âanxiousâ or âgive me spaceâ wonât do that for you.
Get help if you need help. But donât expect the unexpected not to happen, because it absolutely will.
These two off lead dogs came running up, barking at Honey who is being worked through her own aggressive, vocal outbursts.
Sheâs on lead and under close control but believe me, if the s**t hit the fan it wouldnât be the smaller dogs that copped the blame
But because we know that other dogs will rush over whilst their owner whistles to thin air, weâve got a plan and weâre using them (and dogs like them) to make the plan work.
Much of Honeyâs progress has been and will be available on my Skills4Life program.