- How arousal influences behaviour, learning, and performance - Common sources of high arousal, including excitement, frustration, and fear - Why calmness alone often fails to prepare dogs for real-world challenges - Play as a tool for developing communication, emotional regulation, and clear thinking - Teaching dogs to stay responsive under pressure - Drive switching and influencing emotional states through training - Practical exercises and common mistakes in impulse control training

One bad encounter with an off-leash dog can set your reactivity training back weeks or even months. In this webinar, I’ll teach you the 3-step framework I developed through years of living and working with reactive dogs: COMMUNICATION – giving your dog clear guidance. CONFIDENCE & TRUST – so they don’t feel they have to handle every threat themselves. PRACTICAL STRATEGIES – exactly what to do when an off-leash dog approaches. Stop hiding behind bushes. Prepare for real life.

Reactive Dog NOT Improving? The missing piece most trainers ignore. You may have great training plan, you may have even great technique but reactivity training is like building a house. I foundations are weak adding more training on top wont solve the problem. In this Masterclass I will explain you what is limiting your reactivity training progress and how to fix it.

Play with Purpose Pro (3rd edition) Get focus, engagement, relationship, impulse control and confidence like a pro! 🧩 Core course – Play With Purpose: Step-by-step framework to build engagement, confidence, motivation, relationship and emotional regulation. Essential skills for dog trainers, dog sport enthusiasts and competitors and ambitious dog owners.

7 Step System to Masterful Heelwork for dog sport enthusiasts/competitors, dog training influencers and all dog owners that want to do cool stuff with their dogs.

Confidence and Trust in Reactivity Training