This is a one-hour practice session designed to help fix on-leash reactivity when out and about. It is geared towards reactivity to dogs but can also address reactivity towards people, things on wheels, etc. We will work one dog at a time taking turns, 2 turns each. If necessary, please bring something to cover your windows so that your dog cannot see dogs outside of your vehicle while waiting for your turn. For example, rolling blankets into your windows or keeping the dog in a covered crate. Please bring at least 2 cups of high value food rewards (canned chicken, cubed cheese, etc.).
Prerequisites: This practice is for graduates of Reactive Rover or by instructor permission. Please email training@runwilddogsports.com with questions.
Does your dog refuse to come when called? Run away or play keep-away when you try to catch him at the park? Or do they chase after squirrels or other dogs even when you call them? Learn how to teach your dog to reliably come when called, in any scenario!
In this 4-week class we will be going over fun games and exercises to help your dog learn to listen in controlled training scenarios as well as real life situations.
Special Equipment Needed:
Lots of treats ranging from medium- to high-value
a Long Line (a 12-15’ leash, or two leashes clipped together) - not needed in Week 1.
🚫 Reactive dogs (dogs that aggressively bark, lunge, or growl at people or dogs) are not eligible for this class, but may be suitable for Reactive Rover. Please contact us for recommendations.
✅ Prerequisite: None
Does your dog bark, lunge, growl, snap at, or pull towards other dogs while on walks? Does your dog suddenly stop being able to listen when another dog appears? This 6-week class is designed to help fix on-leash reactivity towards dogs when out and about in public and on walks. You will learn management skills, focus and attention techniques, and other routines to help your dog be successful and walk more calmly when seeing other dogs. You will also learn to read dog body language, techniques for relaxation, and helping your dog perceive other dogs as something positive through counterconditioning and desensitization.
This semi-private class is limited to just four (4) dogs. The first class is lecture-only, so NO DOGS during the first class.
🚫 Dogs with a bite history are not eligible for this class.
This class is a continuation class from Reactive Rover designed to continue your journey in helping fix on-leash reactivity towards dogs when out and about in public and on walks. You will learn management skills, focus and attention techniques and other routines to help your dog be successful and walk more calmly when seeing other dogs. You will also learn to read dog body language, techniques for relaxation, and helping your dog perceive other dogs as something positive through counterconditioning and desensitization. This semi-private class is limited to just 4 dogs.
Does walking your dog feel like a shoulder workout? Do you want a walk in the park to feel easy and fun?
In this 4-week class, you’ll learn how to teach your dog to walk on a loose leash. We will be covering fun games and practice scenarios to help teach your dog to walk nicely with you to prep for neighborhood walks, walking in a store, walking on a trail, and more!
Special Equipment Needed:
Collar
Well-Fitted Harness (such as the Ruffwear Front Range or 2 Hounds Freedom No-Pull)
4-6′ Leash (no flexi/extendable leads)
A lot of pea-sized medium- and high-value treats (jerky treats or freeze dried meats work well)
🚫 Reactive dogs (dogs that aggressively bark, lunge, or growl at people or dogs) are not eligible for this class, but may be suitable for Reactive Rover. Please contact us for recommendations.
✅ Prerequisite: None
