Happy Dawgs Obedience Training
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Jan. 23, 2026: Making Progress
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Is Your Dog Reactive?
Does your dog bark and lunge at other dogs, people – basically anything that moves? Are you walking your dog before the sun rises or very late at night to avoid those distractions? Are you constantly apologizing to people because of your dog’s behavior? Are you feeling alone and isolated because of your dog’s reactivity? Have you watched all the videos about how to help your dog, and ended up feeling confused? Have you hired other trainers and didn’t get any lasting results, or you didn’t get results at all? Are you feeling stuck, now, wondering if you should consider re-homing your dog? I understand the frustration, the fear, the embarrassment, the helplessness – all of it. And I am here to help you.
Why People Choose Me
✅Balanced, fair, real‑world training ✅Training plan tailored specifically for your dog
✅Supportive, judgment‑free coaching ✅ Results you can feel on your walks and in your home
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“Be A Turtle”
If you and your dog have worked with me, you’ve heard me say this often. For those of you who haven’t yet worked with me, here’s what’s going on.
Calm Before the Door
A calm dog at the door isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s the foundation of a safe, predictable home environment. When a dog learns to regulate their excitement in that high‑energy moment, they’re practicing impulse control in one of the most challenging contexts. That single skill…
Excessive Barking: Steps to Quiet
Excessive barking is almost always rooted in a trigger: excitement, fear, boredom, alerting, or attention‑seeking. When you address the environment by reducing visual triggers,
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