5 Tips to Help Reactive Dogs | Training & Pet Education

In this video, Irene shares 5 helpful tips for taking your reactive dog out in public.
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Meet your dog's needs
01:19 - Allow your dog to be calm before exiting the car
02:19 - Allow your dog to explore & then settle
03:21 - Have a helper
04:02 - Don't let people interact with your dog
05:02 - Conclusion

[@snowbearsamoyed7650]

Olaf is just adorabel the way he sits on his bed while you do the videos. He looks just like Snowbear my 18 month Samoyed.

[@Mello_theSamoyed]

Always love your tips! Definitely want to implement getting to places earlier to give Mello more time to adjust I’m other environments

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[@abbycherry123]

my sammy is almost 5 months. She is really friendly and likes to approach people including kids and other dogs. When she approaches people she gets so excited and barks and jumps on them. People don't mind it now but I don't want her to wait for her to knock down a toddler. Is this behavior considered reactive? With dogs she barks at them from a distance but also cries because she really wants to play with them but then we walk away (before she got all of her vaccines) She barks at some dogs so this is something i'm working on.