Sometimes training plans can put us in a spin and are often really unrealistic. It’s not a bad thing to opt for the easy way out. It’s normal, practical and realistic.

Realistic expectations and mindset has helped me progress when working with reactive dogs. Here I talk about how you can implement these two things.

This episode was brought up on a few comments regarding our bull breeds friends. But what are the repercussions of calling them danger dogs or softies? WARNING Some of the things I talk about in this episode may be emotionally triggering regarding BSL

Why if do online courses is because I will always revisit similar areas and Ben when working on difficult issues and personalities. Here I talk about the three things that help me build a foundation to working on behaviour change.

If you loose your temper, feel emotional or frustrated by your dog’s behaviour sometimes. You aren’t alone, this episode talks about how we can help in those triggering times.

Sometimes we aren’t looking at good behaviour, we are looking at suppression.

Education is great but it can come with a burden of always worrying and thinking about our dogs. That can lead to wanting to manage every situation our dogs are in. So when it’s it right to protect and when is it better to let our dogs deal with things themselves?

I add a lot of yoga and mindfulness techniques to my membership. As well as aspects of my training. Why have I found those to be so powerful to my training and ownership journey as well as my life journey and so could you.

Removing judgement and changing our thought process can make us feel more positive as well as spread those vibes.

After I put up a social post on some of the negative effects kindness in our minds can have. I wanted to touch a little more on this particular topic.