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Reactivity in Herding Breed Dogs
If your herding dog barks, lunges, or loses their mind on leash, you've probably been told they need more exercise, more socialization, or firmer handling. But reactivity in herding breeds is often more complex than that. This webinar examines the biological and environmental factors that drive reactivity in dogs bred to notice everything — and what a realistic, science-based approach to improvement actually looks like.
Understanding Your Sound-Sensitive Dog
Based on Emily's bestselling book of the same name, this webinar explores why some dogs fall apart at sounds others barely notice — and what you can actually do about it. Sound sensitivity is often dismissed as quirky or dramatic, but for many herding breeds, it's a genuine welfare issue with multiple contributing factors. You'll leave with a clearer picture of what's driving your dog's responses and a practical framework for making meaningful, lasting change.
The Off Switch Webinar
Herding breeds were built to go. Getting them to stop is a different skill entirely — and one that doesn't come naturally to many of these dogs. This webinar explores the elusive "off switch" and why some herding dogs seem unable to settle. Find out what's actually happening for them, what is normal and what isn't.
Car Chasing
Car chasing is one of those behaviours that looks like a training problem but is often rooted in something deeper. Herding breeds are particularly prone to it — the movement, the speed, the predictability of a target all tap into instincts that are hard-wired and difficult to override. This webinar breaks down why dogs chase cars, what's driving the behaviour at a biological level, and how to approach it safely and effectively.
Territorial and Protective Behaviour
We hear a lot about dogs that protect us or are territorial. Find out what is behind the behaviours that seem like genuine territorial or protective behaviour — and what is actually driving the reactions. This webinar unpacks the underlying motivations behind territorial and protective responses in dogs, why some breeds are often over-represented, and how to assess what you're actually dealing with before deciding on a plan.