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Sara Scott
Nov 27, 20234 min read
Using an Indoor Drag Line for Your Dog
A drag line for dogs helps manage behavior indoors safely, giving you control without force. Learn how to use one effectively.
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Sara Scott
Nov 20, 20234 min read
A Science-Based Guide to Counterconditioning: How to Effectively Use Learning Theory With Your Dog.
Counterconditioning uses learning theory to reshape a dog's automatic unwanted responses. Retrain your dog's mind with new associations.
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Sara Scott
Nov 15, 20233 min read
Living in a Reactive Building: Navigating Communal Dog Reactivity
This post explores dog reactivity in condo buildings. Learn how stressful encounters in shared spaces negatively condition dogs to react.
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Sara Scott
Oct 30, 20233 min read
When Fido's Fear and Anxiety Persist: The Role of Medication in Canine Behavior Modification
Should medication play a role in treating your dog's pronounced anxiety, aggression, or phobias?
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Sara Scott
Oct 26, 20233 min read
Understanding the Diverse Roots of Reactive Behavior in Dogs
Reactive dog behavior stems from diverse factors like genetics, health, environment, and early life experiences.
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Sara Scott
Oct 19, 20233 min read
Management Strategies for Handling Leash Reactivity in the City
Living in a city brings challenges for reactive dogs. Let's explore practical management techniques to prevent reactions during walks.
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Sara Scott
Oct 15, 20232 min read
Staying Calm When Your Dog Growls: Dos, Don’ts and Next Steps
Is your dog growling at you? Read this guide covering immediate dos and don'ts for responding when your dog growls.
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Sara Scott
Oct 13, 20232 min read
Science-Backed Supplements for Keeping Anxious Dogs Relaxed
This article explores science-backed anti-anxiety supplements like pheromones, probiotics, & nutraceuticals that provide additional support.
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Sara Scott
Oct 5, 20232 min read
Should You Consider Medication for Your Dog's Behavior Issues?
Combining medication with customized training plans can lower a dog's anxiety/reactivity threshold and allow behavior change to take hold.
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Sara Scott
Nov 15, 20194 min read
Let them sniff, let them sniff, let the sniff!
Certified dog trainer. Let your pup sniff to calm down, not ignoring you! Sniffing lowers heart rate.
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