LooseLeash Behavioral Academy
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Verified K9 behavior modification specialists that use behavior science & modern learning theory.
I have 2, 8 week spots for next month open. Let's get this training in and beat the heat!
We have a few graduating next week I'm so excited and sad at the same time to see them go. But nothing makes me more happy in my line of work to see the dogs' GROWTH and their owner's dedication to training!! đź’–
Getting acquainted with Juno...
At this point I was her 4th bite victim. I had to allow her to bite me though as crazy as that sounds. Once she did, I showed little reaction and moved in on her space. I spent a couple of minutes doing this until she allowed me to pet her and talk with her without trying to eat my hand off lol.
Stay tuned, I promise we become friends and I help her build the confidence that she needs to live a normal dog life and take away the stress from her owners of always having to worry if she's going to attack someone or not.
Getting acquainted with Miss Juno. After her completely loosing it on me and being in fear that I would take her back from her new owners. We spent some time inside doing positive leash training. My goal was to get her out of the corner where her owners were sitting and away from them without her wanting to bite me. You can see at first, she wasn't having it. I wasn't trying to make it a forced thing. I wanted to gave her the option to make the choice on her own to come with me. This takes patience and a lot of reading her body language. The more I rewarded her for moving away from the area where she felt safe and able to attack me, the more she chose to walk with me.
Most of work starts inside the owners home and then moves to outside where there is more stimulation and distractions. For now, we keep things inside to build a foundation and keep it simple.
Stay tuned for the next video where we take training outside of Juno's "safe space" and see how she does in another area, away from her owners.
01/10/2026
REACTIVITY & REHABILITATION COURSE
Reactivity isn’t your dog being “bad” — it’s a dog that hasn’t learned how to cope with stress, triggers, or pressure in the real world.
This 10–12 week private Reactivity & Rehabilitation Course is designed for dogs that overreact to people, other dogs, movement (bikes, cars, scooters), sounds, or specific situations. These behaviors often show up as barking, lunging, pulling, freezing, or explosive outbursts on leash.
This program focuses on rehabilitation, not avoidance. Dogs are taught how to remain calm around triggers, disengage and refocus on their handler, and move through the world with structure and confidence. Owners learn proper leash handling, timing, and how to prevent reactions before they escalate.
Each dog receives a customized training plan, weekly homework, support texts throughout the course, and continued guidance for up to one year after graduation.
Dogs don’t heal by waiting. They heal by structure, clarity, and consistency.
This program is for owners ready to actively work their dog — not avoid the problem.
Message to apply. Limited private spots available.
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Lancaster, PA
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 6pm |
| Friday | 9am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 4pm |
| Sunday | 10am - 2pm |
