Did you introduce a second dog into your home, hoping for a harmonious bond, but instead, it’s been a constant feud? Maybe your once-inseparable dogs have become sworn enemies?
Do dog fights happen multiple times a week?
Managing two dogs is challenging enough, and when they don’t get along, the constant uncertainty of potential conflicts can strain your relationship with both of them.
Living with dogs that are always at odds with each other can be quite stressful. We'll explore the underlying factors that could be contributing to this issue.
I'll provide guidance on interactive games and activities that are tailored to ease tension and encourage peaceful interactions between your dogs. This will lead to a gradual shift in their attitudes towards each other, fostering tolerance and harmony.
We'll craft a personalized plan that aligns with your daily life, providing you with strategies to prevent aggressive confrontations between your dogs. I'll teach you how to interpret your dogs' body language and intervene before situations escalate. Additionally, you'll acquire skills in safely managing your dogs in the event of fights.
Our efforts will enable you to establish an environment that fosters peace and harmony between your two closest companions. This process won't just improve the relationship between your dogs but will also strengthen the bond among all three of you.
I’m a life long pet guardian who has struggled firsthand with dog reactivity.
After struggling with my six year rescue, Louie’s reactivity, and finding no effective training options, I enrolled in the Karen Pryor Academy to better educate myself on the science behind animal behavior and positive reinforcement training.
The course changed Louie’s and my life.
Since then I’ve added to my credentials by certifying as a Fear-Free professional and a Canine First Aid responder and completed the Michael Shikashio Aggression in Dogs Masterclass.
I firmly believe that all dogs, irrespective of breed or background, can be trained through positive reinforcement. Science proves it.
I am now on a mission to empower dog guardians and their dogs with more positive experiences through behavior consulting and training so that they can be better companions to each other.
