Reactivity Group Sessions

A community of reactive dog owners

I know, how important it is for you (because you told me) to be able to practice reactivity skills in a calm, controlled, and safe environment. Creating set up's where a dog can be at a safe comfortable distance (rather than dogs hurtling over in the middle of the park and overwhelming them is key).

These small, supportive sessions are designed just for that. Your dog can build confidence at their own pace, without pressure.

I'll guide you on

Techniques to get focus back on you.

How to spot signs your dog is going over threshold and into the red zone before they bark out of the blue.

Supporting your dog to stay calm and relaxed around other dogs and predict good things.

What to do if something goes wrong in a real life situation.

How to build up positive associations with being around other dogs.

It can often feel overwhelming when a dog is barking and lunging on the other end of the lead. Here you will be supported and given tools and knowledge to understand how your dog is feeling so you can take steps to help them feel safer.

It is important for reactive dogs to be around other dogs and have positive experiences in a way that does not overwhelm and scare them. It can feel lonely being out on walks and avoiding dogs all of the time so I wanted to set up this community.

Session Details

🕕 When:
Tuesday evenings at 6:30 PM
Each session lasts 45 minutes.

How Often:

Every 2 weeks, starting Tuesday 13th May

Upcoming session dates:

13th May

27th May

10th June

24th June

📍 Where:

Redbourn AL3 7PY

Pricing

£25 per session – Book Now



£80 for 4 sessions (£20 per session) – Book All 4 Here

What to Bring

• A well-fitting harness and/or collar your dog cannot slip out of
• A lead in good condition (no fraying)
• Plenty of tasty treats your dog loves

Want a safe space where your dog can grow their confidence around other dogs—at a distance that works for them? You’ve found it.

Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended!

Here are some frequently asked questions (just let me know if you have any more!)

Is the field fenced in?   Yes, it is.

Do they come through the same door at once?  No we take it in turns

Will it make my dog worse?   All the dogs there have completed reactivity sessions with me so have a level of training already. The field is large so we can gather space to help your dog feel comfortable and assess the situation.

Who will run the sessions?  The sessions will be run by me, Lisa.