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@godisgreattome Since someone else has commented something helpful I can add my ridiculous comment that one of my friends (with a boy dog) used to cue this trick by saying “show me your p*nis!” 🫣😬

@cheesestick Well the goal with the pattern games is actually to change her emotional response so you don’t get jumping at all. So for example I’ve worked on the up/down game for a long time now so when I see a dog or person that’s potentially triggering to my dog I’ll get her attention and put...

@cheesestick Aussies in general seem to be more prone to reactivity because they were made to react to the needs of a herd of animals. They see and react to movement at a great distance. That said, there are plenty of things you can do, I highly recommend pattern games, Control Unleashed has a...

@heytherezo I own a four year old reactive Aussie and I would agree with the advice above to give him a break from all stimuli for now when possible. It’s hard to say without more details, but it sounds like he had trigger stacked, which is when a dog gets triggered and reacts in more and more...