Leash reactivity and aggression, while they may look similar, are fundamentally different behaviors.

Leash reactivity typically stems from fear, frustration, anxiety, or over-arousal when a dog feels restrained by the leash, leading to lunging, barking, or growling.

Aggression is typically an intent to harm.

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Bringing a puppy or dog into your home is a big deal. This episode will help you think about the necessary things to consider before making this big decision.

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Teaching your dog to come when called is one of the most important thing that they can learn.

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In this episode we talk about the complementary approaches to environmental management to prevent the unwanted behavior while training an alternative behavior.

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Just like the 'baby blues', the adjustment to life with a puppy can bring unexpected challenges, or feelings of guilt and isolation. This is not uncommon, so know that you are not alone in this experience.

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Housetraining your puppy is challenging! Here are 6 quick hacks and tips to help you succeed.

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The idea of providing enrichment to animals began in zoo settings where it became apparent that creating an environment that was similar to an animal's natural habitat was critical to their health and wellbeing. We now know that enrichment is important for our pet dogs as well. So, what is enrichment?

What is resource guarding and why do dogs do this?