Reactivity usually comes from fear or over-arousal, not aggression. The goal is to help your dog feel safe enough that they no longer need to react.
Work at a distance where your dog notices the trigger but can still take treats. Reward calm looks at the other dog, then move on. Over time, you can slowly decrease the distance.
If your dog's reactivity is severe or escalating, our safety review will flag it and point you toward a qualified professional. Kind, gradual work — never punishment — is what creates lasting change.
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