08/19/2026
Same dog. Same trigger. 3 sessions apart. 🐕
During Kylo’s first session, the presence of other dogs even without barking or direct interaction, was enough to trigger leash pulling, spinning, and difficulty disengaging.
By our third session, Kylo was still aware that another dog was nearby.
But instead of reacting to the trigger, he was able to observe it, process it, and continue exploring.
That’s an important distinction.
The goal isn’t to make a dog stop noticing the trigger.
The goal is to change what happens after they notice it.
Behavior is communication. When we understand what the animal is communicating, we can teach them a different way to respond.
Train the Mind. Understand the Animal.