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Reactive Dog Training
In San Diego

Understanding Dog Reactivity

Reactivity and Aggression

Welcome to Sit’s Getting Real Dog Training, your go-to destination for expert assistance in addressing reactive behaviors in dogs. As dedicated trainers, Amanda and Tomas have extensive experience rehabilitating reactive and aggressive dogs, aiming to enhance social behaviors and diminish reactivity through proven training methods.

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What is Dog Reactivity?

Dog reactivity can be complicated. When a dog is reactive, they can overreact to specific triggers, eventually leading to aggressive or anxious responses. These triggers can range from encountering other dogs, hearing unfamiliar sounds, or meeting new people. Your dog will normally show signs prior to reacting to a trigger. 

 

Those signs can include, but are not limited to: 

  • Raised back hairs

  • Body tension

  • Intense stare

  • Growl

  • Licking of lips

  • Barking

 

At Sit's Getting Real Dog Training in San Diego, Amanda and Tomas have honed their skills over years, specializing in rehabilitating reactive and aggressive dogs.  Contact our trainers to transform your dog's behavior positively.

How We Can Help

Our training programs include private and group courses, catering to diverse needs and preferences. Additionally, we offer board and train sessions, providing a kickstart to you and your dog's journey toward improved behavior.

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Private and Group Training Courses: Tailored to address specific behavioral issues and enhance social skills.

Board and Train Programs: Offering an immersive experience to jumpstart behavior modification and training. 

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At Sit's Getting Real Dog Training, we specialize in resolving various reactive behaviors in dogs, including:

human reactivity

Human Reactivity

leash aggresion

Leash Aggression

dog aggresion

Dog Aggression

resource guarding

Resource Guarding

resource guarding

Food Aggression

fear aggression

Fear Aggression

anxious dog

Anxiety

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