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If you haven't watched Day 1 & 2; check out this video to see her usual response to people coming to the house:    • Fearful, Anxious and Reactive Rescue Dog D...  

In this session, we made huge progress with this fearful rescue dog—she’s gone from completely shut down/FLIGHT mode to showing curiosity, engagement, and even a tail wag or two.

With the owners present, we focused on giving her clear structure and building confidence in a way that feels safe and achievable for her.

In this video, you’ll see us work through:

How to introduce guests to the house without overwhelming a fearful dog
The importance of leash use inside the home
Obedience foundations to create clarity and predictability
Using spatial pressure and body language to communicate respectfully
An introduction to box feeding—a simple but powerful tool for confidence-building

This work is about meeting the dog where she’s at, helping her feel safe in her environment, and setting up daily routines that build trust and reduce reactivity.

💬 If you’ve got a fearful or anxious dog at home, leave a comment or question below—I’d love to help you through it.

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00:00 Start of session WITH owners (day 3)
01:00 Why we meet outside & we need the leash (day 3)
4:10 Introduction of Body Pressure as a correction (day 3)
7:46 When should you NOT be doing this training (day 3)
9:37 Recreating someone coming to the house (day 3)
10:39 Reason why we use the correction (day 3)
14:40 How to set up training sessions with friends (day 3)
17:27 Introducing Box Feeding