As a certified behavior consultant (CDBC) and certified dog trainer (ADT-IAABC) with the International Association of Animal Behavior...

Is your dog barking at things? Alerting you to everything? Chasing wildlife or other pets? Training a positive interrupter is your solution. Reactive behavior, barking and prey drive often need complex assessments and training methods to be addressed effectively. Typically, you need to build prevention and management strategies and conduct a series of training sessions. For reactivity, you might use Grisha Stewart's Behavior Adjustment Training (BAT), and for prey drive and

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Have you ever heard about walking meditation? I find it feels more natural than just sitting somewhere with my eyes closed. When you do...