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- How you can train
- Group classes, Puppy classes, One to one, In your home, Online
- Helps with
- Puppy training, Recall, Reactivity, Aggression, Separation anxiety and 3 more
- Credentials
- ABTC
Across the UK, 356 listed trainers say they help with reactive dogs, meaning dogs who bark, lunge or freeze when something worries them, such as other dogs, people or traffic. That's about four in ten of the trainers we list.
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Most offer one to one sessions, which suit dogs who find a busy class too much, and more than half offer behaviour consultations as well. Of those who describe their methods, nearly nine in ten say they train force-free, helping a dog feel safer rather than correcting the reaction.
Counted from all 356 reactive dog trainers listed in the UK, from what their own websites say.
It depends on your dog. Many reactive dogs find a busy class hard at first, so one to one sessions can be an easier start, with a small group later on. A trainer can help you decide what suits your dog.
Ask how they’d help your dog feel safer around what worries them, what a first session looks like, and what you’ll practise on walks between sessions.