Stop Walking Your Reactive Dog – It’s time to Unleash Their Potential!
Is Walking Your Reactive Dog a Daily Struggle?
I know what it’s like to feel a knot in your stomach every time you reach for the leash. The thought of another difficult walk can leave you feeling anxious, defeated, or even embarrassed. I understand the emotional toll that walking a reactive dog can take—the constant vigilance, the dread of encountering triggers, and the fear of judgment from others can turn what should be a peaceful walk into a stressful ordeal.
But what if you didn’t have to feel this way? What if you could meet your dog’s needs without the anxiety, frustration, and fear?
And you don’t even need to walk. (I don’t walk mine)!
Stop Walking Your Reactive Dog!
Without feeling like a bad dog owner.
3 Day Challenge!
Dates: September 16th, 17th & 18th
Times: 6:30pm MST
Details: Walking a reactive dog can be a real pain (that’s why I don’t walk mine)! Are you feeling frustrated, worried, embarrassed, guilty, or overwhelmed? But you also have a spark of hope—and you’re ready for a change! Let’s turn those nerves into confidence and find some fun, new ways to enjoy life with your dog.
Imagine the relief of finally letting go of the struggle and embracing a new way of living with your dog.
Potential Unleashed Pool (p.u.p)
2735 E. Kuna Rd. 83634
A pool just for our pups! A safe place for them to learn to swim, get better at swimming, build their skills, confidence and have fun while doing it. Only your household dogs at the pool for your scheduled time.
“Thank you again for helping me with Colby. This is our last day at the beach, and the circling has been helping a ton. He has even started doing circles by my side without me prompting as soon as he sees/gets excited by dogs or people walking by. I’ve even gotten him to the point were he will sit and stay why a person/dog walks by and he’s actually greeted a few dogs without any excitement.”
My take-away from our time together was that I needed the training as much, or more, than Buddy. I was not familiar with training a dog and the steps needed to teach a dog. I have learned how to communicate with my dog so that he is in the best position to listen. He has benefited from the training because you taught me how to teach him and because of the time I spent with him, he loves one-on-one interactions and learning
She taught me so much about how to train my rescue pup. The difference is like night and day. I’m so grateful to her for teaching me how to understand Mavis’s needs and how her mind works.
As part of the training, Brittni gave us the tools needed to better understand our dog and provided us coaching that taught us specific actions we could take when he does start to escalate that helps calm and refocus him.