Recovery time in our reactive dogs

Update: 2024-08-21

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This episode is to help reduce some stress if you have been working with your reactive dog for a while. Reactivity is on the rise so you’re not alone and looking at recovery time rather than reduced reactions might help us see progress.

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Recovery time in our reactive dogs

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Recovery time in our reactive dogs

Georgie Bleza

Recovery time in our reactive dogs