Your dog isn’t trying to be “difficult.”

But when they…
🐾 Freeze like the sidewalk’s made of lava
🐾 Bark at every person, dog, or rogue leaf
🐾 Panic at the doorbell or explode with excitement

…it’s not stubbornness. It’s a lack of confidence.

Last year, my own dog was attacked — three separate times.
What saved him from becoming reactive wasn’t obedience training.
It was the confidence-building games we’d already been playing.

These games helped him recover, bounce back, and stay connected to me — even when things got hard.
Now I want to share those same tools with you.

The Science Behind It

When dogs feel overwhelmed, their amygdala (aka the brain’s alarm system) takes over. That’s when you see barking, lunging, or freezing.
But when we play the right kind of confidence games, we activate the prefrontal cortex — the part of the brain that helps dogs think, learn, and calm down.

It’s not about forcing your dog to “deal with it.”
It’s about showing them they can.

What You’ll Get:

✔️ 10 bite-sized games that build calm, resilience & emotional regulation
So that your dog can stay grounded instead of barking, lunging, or panicking when things don’t go as expected.

✔️ No obedience cues or strict rules — just playful connection
So that your dog learns to make better choices around people and dogs, even without being told what to do.

✔️ Daily emails — easy to follow, no fluff
So that you can quickly fit training into your real life — even on busy days — and still see progress.

✔️ Great for skittish, overexcited, or “Velcro” dogs
So that your dog can walk calmly past other dogs, settle when guests come over, or explore new places with more confidence.

This is for you if...

✅ Your dog gets nervous, overstimulated, or shuts down in new places
…and you want them to feel calm and confident on walks, at the vet, or out in the world.

✅ You feel like you’re constantly managing your dog’s reactions
…and you want to finally relax and enjoy your time together without always being on high alert.

✅ Your dog struggles around other dogs — either too intense or too avoidant
…and you want smoother, less stressful interactions on and off leash.

✅ Your dog is great in training class or daycare, but struggles in real life
…and you want that same confidence and behavior to carry over into everyday situations.

✅ You believe in kind, science-based training
…and you want practical tools that build trust, not just control.