Human walking a leashed dog calmly on a quiet neighborhood sidewalk
Behavior Problems
Veronica Garcia (she/her)

5 Ways Your Dog’s Leash Reactivity Starts Before You Leave

With the weather getting nicer, you’re probably itching to get out more with your dog. If you’ve ventured out recently, you’ve likely noticed that everyone else has the same idea.
You know your dog’s triggers, so you do what you can to avoid them. You’re calculating routes to avoid the “nemesis” neighbor dog (the one who is always off-leash). You’re timing your exits to miss the school bus rush. My personal favorite: you’re driving to a deserted office complex or parking lot where you’re least likely to encounter anyone else.

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A scruffy white and dark grey dog walking on a long line in a cemetery.
Human End of the Leash
Tiffany Holmes (she/they)

How to Simplify Walks With Your Reactive Dog

When your dog has big, loud, barky, lungey, snarly, scary feelings about [insert entities here], it doesn’t feel like a walk in the park to…you know, walk in the park (or the neighborhood or public trails, or many of the places you might find yourself walking a dog). 

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Three dogs sitting in front of a laptop. How to Track Your Dog's Behavior - Pet Harmony Training
Essential Skills
Pet Harmony Team

Data Tracking: Finding a Method That Works For You

Behavior change is hard enough without adding in another piece of homework like data tracking. There are so many factors and contributors to behavior; we can look at antecedent arrangements, learning history, health, species-typical behaviors, the list can go on and on! 

So how do we collect information in a way that is helpful and manageable to our behavior change journey? 

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