When “Reactive” Dogs Reveal Their True Selves
“Both of those dogs are reactive,” the trainer told me, gesturing toward two dogs whose behaviors had earned them that…
The Handler’s Role – Your Nervous System Is the Foundation for Relaxation
A lot of dog training is about finding ways to communicate to the dog what you want them to learn….
Choice vs. Command – Why Real Relaxation Can’t Be Forced
One key reason I developed Really Real Relaxation is that I got angry watching a trainer teach a dog to…
The Social Heart of Really Real Relaxation: Why Your State Matters Most
Here’s something that might surprise you: Really Real Relaxation (RRR) isn’t something you create for your dog—it’s something you share…
When VAN Takes Over
Understanding the Brain’s “Circuit Breaker” for Attention Picture this scenario: Your dog is performing a beautiful, focused heel in training…
The Hidden Safety Threats: What Makes Dogs Feel Unsafe
The Hidden Safety Threats: What Makes Dogs Feel Unsafe That We Often Miss Before we can expect our dogs to…
Alexandria MN – Aug 2 & 3 2025 – 3 great topics!
Two days of great seminars with Suzanne Clothier! Hands-on practical workshop on day 1, plus case history presentations on day 2. From understanding your dog in new ways, to helping guide your dog through adolescence, and help for shy/fearful dogs. Join us!
WEBINAR – GEOMETRY OF BODY LANGUAGE Revisited
Canine body language is a beautiful and complex language that must always been considered in context, and as a whole. This webinar covers Suzanne’s Geometry of Canine Body Language.
For anyone who work with many dogs, or anyone that wants to better understand their dog, this approach provides a powerful framework for assessing and understanding any dog so that humane, effective handling is possible. Knowing what to look for is key. Join us to learn this easily understood approach to reading canine body language in sophisticated ways.
Mission POSSIBLE 2.0 with Malena DeMartini
Join us on May 9th at noon Eastern to learn about the ultimate educational tool for conquering separation anxiety! Malena DeMartini…
Webinar PRACTICE OR PREVENTION – TRAINING TIME VS MANAGEMENT MOMENTS
Training time means the time, place, you and your dog are all in a good spot where learning can occur. Management moments are when things are not conducive to learning. Knowing where you are is a big part of getting where you want to go. This webinar will help you clarify moment by moment, and provides practical advice to help you and your dog.
