At A Glance
Juliet came to Off Leash K9 Training in Phoenix with her brother Romeo for a 2-Week Board and Train. Her training focused on confidence, basic obedience, vocal behavior, and reactivity around new people and other dogs.
Dog: Juliet
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Program: 2-Week Board and Train
Main Issues: Nervousness, barking, reactivity, poor walking manners with sibling, lack of confidence
Outcome: Better confidence, improved obedience, calmer behavior, and more control around distractions
The Challenge
Juliet was nervous and reactive in everyday situations, especially around new people coming into the home and other dogs during walks.
Before training, Juliet struggled with:
- Barking at new people
- Reactivity around other dogs
- Nervousness
- Vocal behavior on walks
- Poor manners when walking with Romeo
- Needing stronger basic obedience
The Training Approach
Juliet’s training focused on confidence-building, obedience, and calmer behavior around distractions.
What training focused on:
- Building confidence
- Strengthening basic obedience
- Reducing barking at people
- Improving calm behavior around dogs
- Creating better walking manners
- Helping Juliet feel more secure in real-life situations
The Results
After two weeks, Juliet had a stronger foundation for calmer and more confident behavior.
What improved:
- Confidence increased
- Barking became easier to manage
- Obedience became stronger
- Reactivity became more controlled
- Walking manners improved
- Focus around distractions increased
Trainer Insight
Juliet’s reactivity appeared connected to nervousness and low confidence. Once training focused on basic obedience, exposure, and confidence-building, she had a better path toward calmer behavior around people and dogs.
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