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Some dog trainers just don’t get results. 🤷🏻‍♂️ There’s probably lots of reasons for this, but I’ve got a theory. 🤔 It’s...
30/05/2026

Some dog trainers just don’t get results. 🤷🏻‍♂️

There’s probably lots of reasons for this, but I’ve got a theory. 🤔

It’s because they’re too busy trying to win arguments on Facebook with other dog trainers/random nobody’s, instead of just improving at their craft, grafting for their clients and just getting the damn dogs trained. 😂

If you want a dog trainer that actually gets s**t sorted, give me a message.

25/05/2026

Absolutely zero excuse for this. 🥵 Dogs die from heatstroke every year, don’t let yours be one. Be better.

15/05/2026

Round of applause for these guys! First trip to the park, no avoiding dogs to avoid a reaction, just Mikey being an absolute star!

Find me one person who’s truly fixed their reactive dog with advice from ChatGPT. I bet you can’t.ChatGPT can’t fix your...
14/05/2026

Find me one person who’s truly fixed their reactive dog with advice from ChatGPT. I bet you can’t.

ChatGPT can’t fix your reactive dog, here’s why.

ChatGPT just collects information from various sources on the Internet and provide you with the most popular answers.

If those answers worked, nobody would have a reactive Dog, because absolutely everybody has googled how to fix it.

Because it will pull answers from multiple sources, this means you are getting lots and lots of inconsistent info which will just baffle your dog’s head.

GPT also doesn’t know your dog, and the little nuances that need to be factored into the training approach.

If you are really truly serious about fixing it, you need a Dog trainer with proof that they have fixed reactivity hundreds of times, you need to do what that trainer teaches you, and you need to do that consistently.

13/05/2026

Reactive dog owners…

Would you rather your training program take…..

A - A year, very slow, very steady progress with a session every few weeks with homework to do between

B - 6 weeks, quicker progress, more effort and homework but over shorter term.

C - A week, balls to the wall, all in, take a week off work and just get this thing sorted. Just some maintenance work from then to stop backward progress.

No right or wrong answers here, just genuinely curious what people really want.

Let me know below!

11/05/2026

Behaviour doesn’t change without a VALUABLE motivator.

Either to gain something good, or avoid something bad, humans don’t change, neither do dogs without a serious reason.

So if you’ve “tried everything” and gotten nowhere, then this is probably what you didn’t try, build real consequences for choices, good and bad, then apply them consistently for a good few weeks and I PROMISE you’ll see the changes you’ve been looking for.

08/05/2026

A dog trainer, with a proven track record with reactive dogs, spilling the beans on what's truly required to fix it!

06/05/2026

Are you at breaking point with your dogs reactivity or recall?

Comment “WOOF” to get it sorted 👇🏻

05/05/2026

If you’ve got a reactive dog, or a dog with rubbish recall. This is the best advice you will EVER read, that wasn’t just spat out of ChatGPT

Most dogs with these issues struggle to regulate and make good decide once adrenaline starts flowing. They kick off, they ignore us. We’re left embarrassed, allowing to other dog owners and wondering why our dog is like this when others just listen to their owners.

The secret is to teach them to operate while in a state of high energy/arousal, not just to listen when there’s no distractions.

How do we do that?

Play! It’s the one time you get your dog fired up on purpose and when YOU have control.

Teach them to wait to be released to the toy, teach them to follow instructions to get to the toy. Don’t worry about highly accurate to start with, just make sure the focus is on them using self control to access the play, not just impulsively chasing/pushing for the toy.

This will do more reactivity/recall issues than any bulls**t halti or calming treats that you’re being sold. 💩

If you’re serious about getting these issues sorted this year, we have LIMITED spaces left for our Behaviour Bootcamp starting in June, shoot us a message to secure your slot.

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