Limited Tickets Available

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Limited Tickets Available ☆

Overcoming Reactivity in

Adolescent Dogs

My best selling workshop returns! Join me this November to break down reactivity in adolescence as we discuss both how to prevent reactivity and address reactivity that’s already started to present.

Sign up below for a one off ticket, or join via my Training Hub to gain access to this, plus all my existing resources and future workshops. Please note that space is limited so Hub members must RSVP before October 7th to secure a space!

What You’ll Learn

Reactivity is fast becoming one of the most common behavioural issues. But did you know that it’s often preventable - if you catch it at the right time.

The training you do during the adolescent phase can really impact your dog’s behaviour long term. So in this workshop we’ll cover everything you need to prevent and address reactivity in dogs aged 6 Months - 2 Years old

  • We’ll go through a training plan start to finish including:

    • Identifying Reactivity Types

    • Prevention Training

    • Practical Exercises

    • Addressing Reactivity that’s already developed

    • Routine and how to structure walks

  • We’ll discuss all phases of adolescence but it does vary dog to dog. I mostly recommend this for dog’s younger than 2 and puppy parents who want to get in ahead of the adolescent phase. But if you have a dog that’s slightly older and you still think they’re struggling with “teenage” behaviours, then you’re welcome too!

  • Absolutely! We’ll not only cover prevention, we’ll also cover techniques to manage and address reactivity that’s already developed.

  • Yes! You’ll be offered a free trial of my training hub where you can join our reactivity group chat and get support following the live session!

Invest now for a happier future with your dog!

It seems strange to train for something that hasn’t happened yet, but trust me when I say that prevention is always the best cure! Reactivity can be time consuming, stressful and even heartbreaking in some cases, so catching it as early as you can or preventing it in the first place, is an investment into not only your dog’s future, but yours!

Here’s What People Are Saying!

  • *****

    I am honestly so over the moon... full on teary happiness at witnessing Nellie be happy and neutral around another dog!! Thank you Amelia

  • *****

    Already after 3 days he is actively choosing to follow cues to walk on a loose lead. Still more work to do but such a relief to see progress!

  • *****

    Everything is all so insightful and so so helpful. I love how adaptable the exercises are to different situations and just general life.

  • *****

    Did Amelia’s loose lead course and saw really good results very quickly. Amelia explains things very clearly and with easy to follow instructions. Also, she uses positive training methods which are really important for me. She has loads of great free content online too, highly recommended.

  • *****

    Really impressed with it all, so just a massive thank you! Someone commented on how he wasn't even fazed by all the dogs today (think there was maybe 15-20) and all his focus was on me - this would not have been the case months ago

Meet your instructor

Hi, I’m Amelia - a total nerd with a passion for helping dogs and their humans.

5 years ago, I decided to change my life forever. After working in corporate jobs from the age of 17, I knew I had to take a leap and pursue my dreams. I decided to retrain with the Victoria Stilwell Academy and after handing in my notice, I started taking on clients in my local area.

I quickly realised how much I loved helping people and knew I wanted to share the world of force free training with as many people as possible.

Since then I’ve built a community of over 250,000 people across social media and am lucky enough to work with clients all over the world.

I love nothing more than helping people to love life with their dogs and I’m so excited to have you on this journey with me.

Limited Tickets Available

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Limited Tickets Available ☆

Overcoming Reactivity in Adolescent Dogs

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