
7-day calm-down checklist
One short session a day: map the threshold, practice look-aways and U-turns, then review.

A practical checklist for calmer walks, doorways, and visitors — built around distance, short daily reps, and staying under your dog’s threshold.
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One short session a day: map the threshold, practice look-aways and U-turns, then review.

Simple setups that reduce drama at the front door and on walks without scare tactics.

Clear signs it’s time for a vet or certified behavior professional — and optional course paths.
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