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Of course! One of the primary reasons people work with us is to fix their dog's reactivity.

Whether you're struggling with excitement-based reactivity, fear-based reactivity, reactivity towards other dogs, people, cars, bicycles, or wildlife - we help you understand it and eliminate it.

Absolutely. We show you how to control your dog's prey drive so that you have 100% reliable obedience even around wildlife.

A squirrel could run right in front of your dog and they wouldn't chase it (not an exaggeration).

Absolutely! We prefer using play and food in the training whenever possible, but it is not required.

Most members see results immediately within their first week, and a significant transformation within 30 days.

We provide a complete list of training supplies once you join, along with Miles's personal recommendations.

In some countries, the positive-only force-free advocates have successfully lobbied governments to ban the use of specific training tools such as prong collars, e-collars, slip leads, and even crates.

Unfortunately, this means many dog owners living in these countries struggle with behavioral problems such as reactivity, with local "trainers" being unable to help them - often recommending prescription medication, avoiding the issue altogether, or re-homing the dog. The dog is the one who ultimately pays the price.

Most dog owners living in these countries accept what the trainers tell them as truth without question. But a select few refuse to accept it - and train their dogs despite the law. Many of whom you will meet inside the community.

For most dog owners, it's not worth the risk. But for some dog owners, it absolutely is - and in my experience, those crazy owners tend to get some of the most incredible results... likely because their commitment level is so high. Nothing stops them.

You can either follow the law or you can train your dog.

The choice is yours.

(This is not legal advice... just saying.)

This program is for dogs at least 5+ months old.

If your dog is still a puppy, just do the basics: crate training, play, and basic obedience.

Explore the world on a long leash, go somewhere new, take lots of photos, and have fun.

The good news is, you probably already spend enough time with your dog every day - you simply need to change what you're doing.

As long as you can manage at least 1-2 walks per day and 1x play session per day, that's plenty.

In between sessions, you will be watching video lessons and getting feedback from us inside the community.

We recommend taking each dog through the program simultaneously, then training them together. This approach is ideal in most situations.

The other option is to take each dog through the training one by one. This is most effective when you have one dog who needs training desperately (young, crazy puppy) and the other dog does not (old, senior dog).

If you aren't happy with your results after 30 days, we will give you a full refund AND help you find an in-person trainer in your area.

You get results or you don't pay. Period.