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@deaconbling Number one is golden. Sooo many people become frustrated with their reactive dog which is definitely fair (owning a reactive dog is tiring), but recognizing that the dog is truly the one having a hard time makes me as an owner, much much more understanding - especially in those...

@daughterofgod99 These are the ones I use! If something really thick is in them, they clean out pretty easily if you just run it under water and repeatedly squeeze :) I personally like to take the cap off and let my dog lick the inside of the tube. humangear GoToob+ Refillable Silicone Travel...

@daughterofgod99 In that case, I'd use a silicone squeeze tube with the treat! *edit: my dog sometimes uses his teeth too! Generally he's okay, but when starting out, he definitely used his teeth more.

@tlwilnos It's essentially a handful of treats/kibble or even a squeeze tube filled with a yummy treat that you stick right up to their nose and gradually dispense to them - the close proximity and their tendency to stay "connected" with you during this exercise is why it's called a magnet hand...

@debranch Management refers to decisions you make to keep your dog as comfortable as possible, even when faced with those surprise, unexpected triggers. There are a few different techniques people refer to (e.g., emergency u-turn, magnet hand, scatter feeding), and if you want to learn more then...

@childman ------->>>> MANAGEMENT