We had what probably sounds like a small win but it’s huge to us. Today in the walk I did everything as usual except whilst I got ready I scattered some treats on the floor. We left for our walk with a dog in front of us and a dog behind so I didn’t have a choice to increase the threshold of reactivity. I did not need it! Once I reached a spot where I could move out the way, sit Leif and give treats, as I usually do, I waited. To my amazement Leif sat and watched the dog go past👏👏👏 we then continued, allowing him to sniff where the dog had been. Continuing in, we came face to face with a border terrier that really goes for it. Again we sat, treats offered and again Leif ate treats and watched the dog go past😍I am so proud of our HUGE win, well done my boy, perhaps the homeopathy ( @Angela Day i can’t attempt to spell the zoopharmawhateverthing!) is working🎉🥳 one day at a time 😊

This dinner time might be different…

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Whether it’s fine or foul, there’s times when it’s not possible to play out with the dogs. That’s the time to bring the fun indoors. Troy loves games of catch, and tug and interaction. Tia likes sniffing games, hide and seek and anything where there’s half a chance of getting a snack. What do you guys do to keep your pups entertained inside?