Okay I’ll keep this very short… if your dog’s reactivity has ever made you think “what am I missing here?!” — this webinar is the missing piece. It’s simple, eye-opening, and might just change how you see your dog overnight. Go watch it 👉

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I will keep this to the point today ! Reactivity is difficult, it can often feel like an endless cycle. But do you really understand how your dog learns, thinks and how this is applicable to your training ? Well below I have filmed a free webinar taking you through how your dog thinks and learns so you can start your training with the right foot forward. Ollie

The NO command is about clarity, interruption, and choice.We’re teaching the dog how to turn off from something they want and get paid for making the right decision. Let’s break it down step by step 👇 Step 1: Set the Dog Up for Success - Leash on the dog (non-negotiable at first) - Place something the dog wants on the floor - You want temptation, not chaos Step 2: Controlled Approach (We’re creating a teachable moment) - Calmly approach the item with the dog - No cues yet - Let the dog think and show intent Step 3: The Decision Point (Timing is everything) - As the dog commits to the item - Say “NO” (calm, firm, neutral) - Immediately apply a leash pop - The goal is to break fixation, not intimidate Step 5: Mark & Pay the Right Choice (This is where learning locks in) - The instant the dog disengages : ➡️ Mark with your positive marker ➡️ Reward generously You’re celebrating the decision to turn off. Step 6: Repetition = Understanding ( Consistency builds confidence) - Repeat this in short, clear sessions - Same rules, same timing - Dog learns:“NO means disengage… and that pays.” Step 7: Generalise the Cue (Proof it before you free it) - Do this for a week or so - Keep the leash on during this phase Step 8: Wean the Structure ( Freedom is earned) - Test the cue in real-life moments - Step back in with structure if clarity slips Final Thought A good NO command is: ✔️ Clear ✔️ Fair ✔️ Consistent ✔️ Followed by reward Any questions let me know ! OLLIE