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IMPACKT Accredited Behaviourist
🐾 For Reactive • Complex Dogs
🆘️ www.breakthrubehaviour.co.uk
🧩 Reactivity • Aggression
🎯 Recall • Lead Work • Prey Drive
🚶‍♀️1-1 Training Walks for Reactive Dogs
📍 Lincolnshire | Stay & Train Behaviour Reset Days

30/08/2026

The "Recall Freeze" (And Why Your Dog Is Ignoring You)

​Picture this: Your dog is off lead, drifting too far ahead. You call them. They pause, look back at you for a split second... and then turn right back around and carry on.

​That brief pause is a decision point. Your dog is weighing their options: Return to you, or keep going?

​The biggest mistake I see owners make here is repeating the dogs name. The dog stops briefly, carries on, gets called again, and carries on. Eventually, their name just becomes background noise and returning becomes optional.

​Name for Attention! Command for Action!

​Use your dog's name to catch their attention and break their focus. But you MUST follow up immediately with a clear command to set the expectation.

See George in this video. He speeds off on the scent of something so I call him. He pauses and I tell him what I want. George-Come! If I didn't tell him what I wanted him to do, he would go self employed and carry on running to who knows where!

Friday       ❤️🥰
29/08/2026

Friday ❤️🥰

28/08/2026

When your dog is off lead, how far is too far?

​This was a great question asked at puppy class this week. 👌

​The honest answer is that it depends entirely on how solid your dog’s recall is in that specific environment, as well as their prey drive and hunting instincts.

​When you’re first experimenting with off-lead freedom or working on a long line, bring high-value rewards on every walk. You’re competing with the environment, so you need to be more valuable to come back to than whatever has caught their attention. Practice recalling every few minutes—especially with dogs that like to range further out—and test the recall when they’re mildly distracted.

​In the video, you can see my Maggie on a regular walk across an open stretch of countryside. She loves to run, create distance, hunt, and track, whereas my other dogs naturally stay much closer.

​Allowing that kind of distance is only an option because I know I can get her back. In unfamiliar places, I recall her in to stay much closer. If she ignores a recall more than once on a walk, she goes straight back on the lead for the rest of the trip. If her head is somewhere else on that occasion, safety comes first. Ill have ac whistle handy that can be hard over a greater distances to!

Sorry, for the sound, it was a very windy day!

21/08/2026

Who switched the seasons 🙈🌦⛈️

20/08/2026

Breakthru Behaviour socials have been out of action lately due to social media fatigue❗️😮‍💨

Behind the media, it's been business as usual. New puppy class has begun, behavior cases, and planning new classes for neutrality and doggy socials starting in September!

Ill be back with more behaviour insights and training tips as my batteries for being on socials reach full capacity 😅

Enjoy this teefy video of Georgie porgie 😍

13/08/2026

Early mornings and mother natures shade 🌳

Letting your dogs meet on lead ❌️Puppy FUNdamentals Baby puppy class is starting this evening 😃One of the rules of puppy...
12/08/2026

Letting your dogs meet on lead ❌️

Puppy FUNdamentals Baby puppy class is starting this evening 😃

One of the rules of puppy.class and a way of life going forward is not letting your dogs meet and greet other dogs when they are on lead ❗️

Allowing your dog a chance to meet in this way is the biggest cause of lead reactivity.

So here is your licence to advocate on behalf your dog (and yourself) that your dog doesn't say 'Hi' to other dogs on lead.

The picture below illustrates perfectly well the reason why. Tight leads act as a barrier which creates frustrated dogs.

Instead aim for your dogs to remain neutral in the presence of other dogs and people 👌

  Starting very soon Enrol as early as final vaccination complete
09/08/2026

Starting very soon
Enrol as early as final vaccination complete

Guess who has a new home?  😍🐶We took George and Tom in due to their current owners sudden health deterioration, meaning ...
06/08/2026

Guess who has a new home? 😍🐶

We took George and Tom in due to their current owners sudden health deterioration, meaning they couldn't provide what the little guys needed. An upsetting and distressing decision at an already difficult time. It was important that the boys found an equally loving and fulfilling home. I promised to find them one.

We grew found of both boys and the decision was made we would keep them.

A slight unforeseen twist. My daughters best friend recently lost her dog. When she met Tom, a love affair struck up and she asked if she could give him a home with her. They had a two week trial to see how the boys would cope being apart and off they would settle without each other. They did much better than expected. Tom is practically still in the family and still gets to meet his brother on visits.

George is firmly a limb family pack member! He is a very happy little dog and is growing in confidence every day. He has stolen the hearts of all the family, the girls don't mind him at all. It’s like hes always been here. Hes even been instrumental in a couple of behaviour assessments showing confidence and setting boundaries with larger dogs who are at bit OTT. Watch this space, for my newest aggression therapy dog onboarding!

We love George and so happy he's come into our family.

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