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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2025 · 9 MIN

Why Most Dogs Are Reactive on Leash - Talking Dogs Radio Show

from Vermont Dog Trainer Show · host Ian Grant

In this episode, we dive into the common reasons why dogs become reactive while on a leash. Many owners allow their dogs to walk ahead, sniff, and "hunt," which can put them in an excited or overly focused state. When they then encounter another dog approaching, their heightened energy often leads to reactive behavior. We explore how to shift their mindset into a calmer, more controlled state, reducing reactivity and making walks more enjoyable for both dog and owner. Listener Question: A new puppy owner asks about setting rules for puppy playdates. We discuss the importance of structure, monitoring play styles, and ensuring balanced interactions to promote positive socialization.   Courtesy 93.9 WLVB Join the Early Bird VIP Wait List for my Canines & Culture Program

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