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Your Dog Coach Do you have a problematic pooch who could do with a helping hand? Brisbane Dog Coaching.

06/08/2026

From bird reactive to bird neutral 🐦➡️🐕

This dog started out reacting every time it saw birds. Instead of avoiding the trigger, we taught the dog how to stay calm, make good decisions, and remain engaged with the handler around increasing levels of distraction.

Remember: don’t rush this process. Start at a distance where your dog can stay successful, reward calm behaviour, and gradually decrease that distance over time. The goal isn’t to stop your dog from noticing birds—it’s to teach them they don’t need to react to them.

Every calm repetition builds confidence. 👊

20/07/2026

Working this Kelpie × Border Collie around a busy dog park to build neutrality, focus and engagement. Real progress comes from training around distractions—not avoiding them.

13/07/2026

A reactive dog at 7 years old isn’t beyond help. With the right structure, clear communication, and consistent training, lasting behaviour change is still possible.

12/07/2026

A puppy’s future isn’t built by rushing into distractions—it’s built by creating solid foundations first. 🐾

Environmental confidence, a reliable recall, and engaged obedience are three of the most important skills you can develop during the critical learning period. Train progressively, proof each behaviour, and set your puppy up for lifelong success.

09/07/2026

It was a pleasure training Chip !! :)

08/07/2026

Dog aggression doesn’t have to define your dog’s future. This Boerboel went from reacting aggressively around other dogs to staying calm, focused, and under control through clear, structured training. Real behaviour change is possible with the right approach, consistency, and guidance.

04/07/2026

reacting to lawn mowers… to walking past them calmly.

This Border Collie didn’t need to avoid the world—it needed to learn how to handle it.

Through structured training, clear communication, and rewarding the right decisions at the right time, we helped replace reactivity with confidence and control.

Real behaviour change isn’t about distracting your dog or hoping they’ll “grow out of it.” It’s about teaching them the skills they need to stay calm when it matters most.

If your dog reacts to lawn mowers, bikes, cars, other dogs, or anything else, change is possible with the right approach.

Follow Your Dog Coach for practical dog training tips and real-life transformations.

03/07/2026

This little dachshund came to us barking, lunging, and completely overwhelmed whenever another dog appeared.

Now? Calm, focused, and able to walk past distractions with confidence.

Every dog deserves training that’s tailored to them—not a one-size-fits-all approach.

This is the kind of behaviour change we’re passionate about creating. The dogs that others have struggled with are often the ones we enjoy working with the most.

If you’ve been told your dog’s behaviour can’t change, don’t give up yet.

Follow Your Dog Coach for real transformations, practical training tips, and proven results.

02/07/2026

Dealing with the barking fence running dogs !

01/07/2026

This little dachshund went from barking at dogs over 20 metres away to calmly walking straight past them.

One of the biggest mistakes I see is people believing distance is the solution.

Distance is a tool—but it isn’t the end goal.

The goal is to build a dog that can make calm, confident decisions in the real world.

That comes from clear communication, good timing, and rewarding the right choices at the right moment.

What dog should I transform next?

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