If you've ever felt that taking care of your dog can be a lot, you are not imagining it. You are not alone. Acknowledge it, delegate, batch tasks, and try to give yourself a break.

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Whether you're scrolling YouTube or chatting with other puppy parents, it's so easy to wonder, 'why is my puppy still having accidents, or why won't my puppy walk nicely on leash'?

Today, we're going to talk about why those comparisons are not only unhelpful, but unfair, and what you can do instead.

Progress and Reflection Journal coming soon!

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Leash reactivity and aggression, while they may look similar, are fundamentally different behaviors.

Leash reactivity typically stems from fear, frustration, anxiety, or over-arousal when a dog feels restrained by the leash, leading to lunging, barking, or growling.

Aggression is typically an intent to harm.

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