int he reaction how to co-regulate extreme emotional responses

Working below threshold....right? 

 

Well XD

 

Working below threshold is fundamental, but I believe it's just half of the solution. So what to do when the dog is already having an extreme emotional response and reacting?

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We often see it as a set back, something to work around and recover from. A little embarrassment within our careful work, or even a failure.

 

This webinar will surely take you out of your comfort zone, leaning into the reaction as the opportunity you missed so far and, if you hit a plateau, possibly tackling what's keeping you form achieving the next level in helping your dog through their reactivity. 

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You have an important role to play in your dog's explosive reactions, as an agent for co-regulation, a channel for welfare, and fundamental support for your dog to learn how to process and extinguish such a strong emotional wave. 

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In this webinar, we'll learn to stop missing this opportunity, to guide dogs into feeling better in the presence of their triggers instead of managing or distracting them away. How to make sure their reactions will start being less intense, shorter, and less frequent. And much, much easier to extinguish. 

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Most importantly, we'll learn how to go from being cut off to becoming someone to lean on while having a reaction. 

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What is webinar is NOT about

• Triggering reactions so we can practice 

• A comprehensive guide on reactivity

• A list of quick fixes 

• A shortcut to make your life easier (this is hard work)

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What you'll find in the webinar

• Practical action points to start practicing from your next walk

• A coherent theoretical framework

• No compromises on your dog's wellbeing 

• A deeper understanding of dog communication and nervous system responses

• A clear guide on what your role can be in your dog's experiences, to become relevant during challenges and an effective co-regulation agent​

 

This is not generic advice. It is a specific, nuanced framework for one of the hardest moments dog owners face.