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The Jafco Two Strap Clear Vinyl Muzzle was always a muzzle I looked at from the UK and was very envious of. It was the muzzle I actually wanted to buy when Indie started his journey with reactivity - not that I knew why they were great - I just thought that they...
Respect the Lead is an incredibly important part of dog ownership and walking a dog, professionally or otherwise. A friend of mine, the phenomenal Zoe Blake is a veterinary nurse in the UK! And she launched a phenomenally successful campaign that you may have heard of...
So, Bark days are just about the hottest commodity in dog training right now, but you have questions! I get that! So, I wanted to chat to you about those questions right now. How Long Is A Bark Day? 12hrs, and no you don't have to be on there the whole time, the ideas...
A board and train sounds extremely appealing when you have a reactive dog.You hand over the dog who makes every walk feel like a military operation, a professional works with them intensively, and a few weeks later you get a calmer dog back.I completely understand why...
Reactive and aggressive are not interchangeable words, but they can overlap.A reactive dog can display aggressive behaviour. An aggressive behaviour can also happen outside the neat little box we call reactivity. The useful question is not “which label makes my dog...
Labels are a necessary thing within this world so that we can find resources within them. However, I want to talk to you today about the importance of using the correct label, and why sometimes - if you don't know how to label your dog, why it's best that we don't....
We're launching Fearful Fridays, to give you insight into the lives of reactive dogs, and today's reactive woof sharing their story is Neo (aka @neo_therescuepup!). What Is Fearful Friday? Fearful Friday is the one day of the week that we here at rebarkable are here...
After a dog fight or a huge reactive episode, sometimes the most productive thing you can do is make life boring for a little while.Trainers often call this a cortisol break: a period where you deliberately reduce avoidable stress and give the dog time to come back...
Your reactive dog has just had a huge reaction.Maybe another dog appeared around a corner. Maybe somebody ignored your request for space. Maybe there was a fight. Maybe you simply misjudged the distance.What you do next matters, but not because one reaction has...