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What to Do When Your Dog Pulls Away or Freezes
Immediate handling adjustments that reduce stress When a dog pulls away from touch or suddenly freezes, that’s not “bad behaviour.” It’s information. In that moment, your next 2–3 seconds matter more than the technique you were planning to use. This guide is about what to change immediately —so handling feels safer and doesn’t escalate. First: what pulling away or freezing actually means Dogs move away or freeze when something about the interaction feels too much : too close
Olga Rozenberg
Feb 63 min read


Management: The Missing Piece in Behaviour Progress
Management isn’t giving up — it’s how safety and learning are protected while behaviour change takes place. This article explains why tools, routines, and thoughtful setups reduce stress, prevent setbacks, and create the conditions needed for real progress.
Olga Rozenberg
Jan 143 min read


Why Training Progress Isn’t Linear: Understanding setbacks without losing hope
Reactive dog progress is rarely a straight line. This article explains why early change often feels slow, why setbacks don’t mean failure, and how emotional regulation develops before behaviour visibly improves — so you know when to pause, adjust, and keep going.
Olga Rozenberg
Jan 143 min read


Distance Is Training: Why Space Helps Your Dog Learn and Feel Safe
Creating distance isn’t avoidance — it’s a powerful training tool. Learn why space helps reactive and fearful dogs stay calm, protect learning, and build emotional regulation, and how using distance correctly prevents setbacks on walks and in daily life.
Olga Rozenberg
Jan 143 min read


Trigger Stacking in Dogs: Why Reactive Explosions Can Seem to Come Out of Nowhere
Reactive dog explosions rarely come out of nowhere. This article explains trigger stacking — how small stressors build over time, why “bad days” happen, and how understanding stress accumulation can help prevent sudden reactions and support calmer behaviour.
Olga Rozenberg
Jan 143 min read


A Guide to Finding the Right Dog for Your Life Style
Choosing a dog isn’t about luck or looks. This guide explains how lifestyle fit, temperament, genetics,
Olga Rozenberg
Dec 18, 20258 min read


How to Choose the Right Dog Trainer for You and Your Dog
With so many training methods and opinions out there, it’s hard to know what’s right. This guide breaks down how to evaluate a trainer and make a confident choice.
Olga Rozenberg
Nov 21, 20253 min read


What to Teach Puppies First — And Why Obedience Can Wait
Discover what your puppy really needs to learn first—emotions, social skills, and confidence—before obedience comes into the picture.
Olga Rozenberg
May 2, 20256 min read


Dogs Are Always Learning — How Force-Free Dog Training Shapes Behavior and Trust
Dogs are always learning, whether we realize it or not. Learn how positive training methods build trust, reshape emotions, and create lasting success — backed by real science and heart.
Olga Rozenberg
Apr 29, 20256 min read
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