In this clip, Michael Ellis describes leash reactivity and its definition. Reactivity is commonly known as the unwanted behaviors like barking, growling, and lunging that a dog presents when they are stressed. The true definition of reactivity is any behavior your dog does in reaction to an external stimulus. Understanding these reactions and why your dog does them is the first step to managing leash reactivity.
This clip came from Michael Ellis's new course Leash Reactivity. This course is available as an online self-study course. university.leerburg.com/Catal...
Also, check out some of Michael's other great courses to get you started like, Developing a Relationship with Your Dog or The Power of Training Dogs with Food. You can find these courses here: university.leerburg.com/Catal...
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