Learn The Exact Steps Needed To Help Your Dog (and you!) To Recover From Reactivity

Plus Get Support From Riggs & I Every Step Of The Way!

Learn how to develop an in depth understanding of how to work with (and not against) your dog’s past trauma, and also your own.

Adapt your training so:

  • You both feel calmer
  • Your both feel more in control of your emotions
  • Your dog no longer needs to react to triggers in the environment

Step by step training and guidance to learn and understand:

    • How to remove the psychological blocks stopping both you and your dog from making progress (e.g. fear of judgement from others, worry about getting it wrong and guilt that you are ‘failing’ your dog)

    • How to co-regulate your emotions so you both feel better (reduce anxiety, stress, overwhelm and resentment)

    • How to make an individualised training support plan of recovery for you and your dog, so they no longer react to triggers and you can focus on enjoying life together

Not Just Learning About Why Your Dog Is Struggling, But The Exact Steps Needed To Overcome Their Difficulties

Learn how to support your dog, motivate yourself to do the training AND how to manage your own anxieties too!

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The truth is that parenting your reactive dog can be hard work and it can feel totally overwhelming. 

Lots of dog parents find themselves in tears on more than one occasion, or feel so frustrated that they accidentally raise their voice at their dog, or tug too hard on the lead, without meaning to. 

If you’re anything like the clients that come to me for help, you want your dog to have the best possible life with you, however, understanding their quirks and triggers can be difficult sometimes, leading to stress on both ends of the lead. 

I’ve been there myself with my own dog, so I know how this can take a toll on your relationship together and your own emotional wellbeing, leading to stress, worry or depression.

In Reactive Dog Support Camp, we care about the emotional wellbeing of your dog AND YOU TOO.

This is why we work in a Trauma Informed Way – taking note of how past experiences might be making you and your dog feel worse, and finding simple, practical ways to feel better.

Tell me if any of these sound familiar….

  • Your dog does great at training outside of the scary situation, but it all goes wrong in the “real world”

  • If you have a dog that reacts outside, you have real concern that at some point you might drop the lead and your dog will run into the road, or hurt another animal or person..or you stress that a neighbour will finally report all that barking

  • If you have a dog that reacts inside, you worry about the barking disturbing your neighbours, or getting a noise complaint.

  • You worry that this just won’t get better..or even that it will get worse over time, you won’t cope and that you and your dog’s world will become even smaller

  • You feel upset that your dog isn’t getting a life of freedom and the things they deserve, because their anxiety is holding you both back and you grieve the life you thought you would have with your dog

  • You’ve argued with a partner, friend or family member about the best way to support your dog

  • Your dog is a wonderful, sweet, kind soul and you just want them to be ok but you aren’t sure how to help

"Training Mode" vs. The Real World

Do you have a dog that can do things pretty well when you’re training at home (or away from the trigger) but struggles to use those skills in the real world?

This is such a common struggle for dog parents and it’s not that you’re doing training “wrong”. It’s not even just adding in distractions that makes things harder for your dog.

It’s just that there’s a really important ingredient that is so often missed when you attend a class, or watch a demo video online.

And that is co-regulating yours and your dogs emotions, so that you both feel emotionally and physically safe in the moment when you’re actually trying to train. 

Let’s take a couple of examples….

If you have a dog that barks out of the window at passersby and every time it happens you jump out of your skin, with a heart pounding anxiety response, you’re not going to be in a great place emotionally to support that dog 

Or, let’s say you have a dog that barks at other dogs on lead. You want to go out and train but they are quite clearly telling you with their body language that they aren’t feeling up to venturing out today. We CANNOT expect that dog to cope when they see another dog. They aren’t in a place to be able to do that.

HERE'S HOW TO OVERCOME ALL OF THESE DIFFICULTIES

We humans have a tendency to overcomplicate things when our brains are desperately searching for a solution

It really is as a simple as four steps

Introducing Reactive Dog Support Camp!

Your complete blueprint for healing you and your dog from reactivity. 

It includes:

REACTIVE DOG SUPPORT CAMP SHOWS YOU HOW TO:

  • Identify the past traumas for you and your dog that are impacting your emotional wellbeing and holding you back in your training so that you can move past these
  • Develop a toolkit of co-regulation exercises to help you both to prepare for facing a trigger and recover from seeing a trigger

  • Understand your dog’s communication and needs, so that you can gently support them to no longer react to their triggers  & lower frustration on both sides

  • Translate what you are doing together in training sessions to real life situations, so that your dog no longer feels the need to react to triggers

Because when you don’t have a trainer living in your house to give you individualised advice (as most of us don’t!) trying to figure it all out on your own can mean progress is SLOW.

It can also lead to a very serious and compulsive condition known as “MGS” (midnight google scroll) or dog training answers and that’s not fun for anyone!

There’s no need for the MGS when you can attend a weekly teaching session (live or recorded) and then check in with any questions you have during the week

Reactive Dog Support Camp is more than just a few training sessions.

Instead, it’s individualised support when you need it, with a clear Road Map to take you and your dog from where you are now, to where you want to be, with both your training & your relationship! Moving away from struggles, stress and frustration and towards fun, progress and success!

But more than that, The Camp is about feeling part of a community of dog parents that are helping their dogs to truly heal..and healing themselves along the way.

Reactive Dog Support Camp is Pretty Special...

But don't take my word for it...Here's what some of our wonderful students have to say

“OK, how much is the investment for the programme?”

Reactive Dog Support Camp offers something a little bit different from other courses, because you’ll be learning how to support your own emotional wellbeing as you learn, as well as your dog’s.

As a dual-trained human clinical psychologist and dog behaviourist, I’m in a unique position to support both ends of the lead in a way that works for you. 

There is a heck of a lot baked into The Reactive Dog Support Camp and you can have access to all that amazing guidance and unrivalled support for just £497 (that’s less than the cost of a single behavioural consultation in lots of cases). Calculated at a session by session rate, it’s just £41 a session (For the sake of comparison, I normally charge £237.00 for 90 mins )… and that’s without the additional support!

You’ll also get to keep access to the materials permanently, and can stay in the group for support as long as you choose.

I know that making an investment into a new programme can feel scary, especially if you’ve tried lots of other things before with your dog.

I take the worry out of that decision by providing a 14 day guarantee (from the start of the programme) to protect your investment. The only conditions are that you engage in the first two weeks of the programme (attend the sessions or watch replays, use the materials in the programme) and show us that you have done the work with your dog but not found it effective. We will be happy to provide a refund.

The programme is valued at £2,132.... plus additional bonus workshops and resources

Reactive Dog Support Camp is just £497

Why is there such a difference?

Simply because I remember how hard it was when my dog was struggling & I want this programme to be accessible to as many people (and dogs) as possible.

Check out the investment options below

Investment Options

You have a few options when you jump into Reactive Dog Camp Today.

Reactive Dog Support Camp FULL Pay

£497
  • Full 12 week programme with individualised support & permanent access

Reactive Dog Support Camp TWO Instalments

£ 248
50
  • Full 12 week programme with individualised support & permanent access

Reactive Dog Support Camp FOUR Instalments

£ £124
25
  • Full 12 week programme with individualised support & permanent access

Reactive Dog Support Camp SIX Instalments

£ £82
84
  • Full 12 week programme with individualised support & permanent access

Plus as an extra bonus, everyone who joins also gets a complimentary 15min 1:1 training chat with Holly on zoom!

You can use it before the programme starts, or at any point within the next 6 months!

Plus as a thank you, everyone who joins in the first 24 hours also gets these special gifts!

So, Let’s Recap!

When you join Reactive Dog Support Camp you get 12 weeks of training sessions (that you can watch live or on reply) so that you and your dog can start to heal from reactivity. This includes guidance to regulate and manage your own emotions, guidance to teach your dog to do the same AND specific training techniques so your dog no longer needs to react to things in their environment

Is Reactive Dog Support Camp right for me?

Here are the answers to some common questions

(Don’t see your question? Reach out to our team by sending an email to [email protected])

The programme begins on 14th April. Live sessions run Mondays at 7.30pm London time for 12 weeks.

These live sessions are mainly teaching sessions rather than being interactive. This is because there is a lot of content to get through and Holly wants to make sure everyone has a good understanding of all the pieces. These sessions form half of the programme. 

The other half is the members area which houses all of your demos, instructional videos and resources and the support group, which is where you can get feedback and ask all your questions and make an individualised plan

The programme is accessible with detailed explanations of skills in video, audio and written format. There are English subtitles on all videos, along with transcripts and all pdfs are converted for screenreader use too. Training and behavioural techniques can be adapted to suit members with mobility difficulties. Resources are dripped out to reduce overwhelm and the programme is designed to be taken at your pace

Time is precious! You’ll need to invest some time into getting a thorough understanding of the concepts and we provide video guidance to help with this. You’ll also get lifetime access to the programme so can take it at your pace and re-visit whenever you like

We have students in the camp from all over the world. Our students in Japan and Australia, for example, can rarely if ever make the sessions live (because of the time difference), but they make just as much progress as everyone else.  Lots of our students also watch the teaching sessions a few times to let the concepts really sink in

In my experience, in-person training classes are not usually great environments for reactive dogs to learn and you often get little to no support inbetween classes. Even in one to one sessions in the home, it’s an artificial set up for the dog, which can be stressful for them. Unlike the camp, which protects your dog’s emotional wellbeing and also yours (and gives you support between sessions!). I now exclusively work online with reactive dogs and their people because the progress is much quicker.

A good trainer or behaviourist should NEVER ask to see the reaction in order to be able to help. We do not need to put the dog into the uncomfortable situation. Your description based off of the questions we ask you is enough

I’m here to support you every step of the way! Plus your other members will be with you on the calls and also in the support group if you choose to join. There’s nothing like the support of someone else in the trenches!

I have complete faith that the skills you will learn inside Reactive Dog Support Camp will help you and your dog. That is why we take the risk of investing away by giving you a 14 day money back guarantee. We simply ask that you attend (or watch the replay) of the first two weeks and show us that you’ve done the work and it didn’t help. This is because if you don’t do the work, nothing will change.

When you register you will get a confirmation email and receipt. We meet each week live and the replay and any demo videos will be uploaded to the programme website, which you can access at any time, permanently

The weekly calls will take place on zoom (we can help you get set up with zoom if needed). There is an optional facebook support group to join, but you can equally get support on the calls, so it is an add on and not the main part of the programme. Zoom is simple to use, even for technophobes!

Yes. It’s not about the behaviour your dog does (or doesn’t do), it’s about how they feel emotionally and how we support them to feel better. That is what this programme focuses on helping

It’s very common for dogs not to take treats or engage with toys when stress/excited. This is even harder if you’re dog doesn’t go wild for these things at the best of times. We do use food/toys in training but we mainly use movement and touch, so you can adapt for what works best for your dog, and I will help you to determine that plan

Yes. I will always encourage you to focus first on the trigger that causes most stress and work forwards from there

I can’t vouch for other training programmes, but put simply, The Reactive Dog Support Camp shows you exactly how to heal reactivity for you and your dog without the need for any special equipment, unkind or aversive methods, or undue stress. We care about you and your dog and want to be there for you every step of the way

Yes, of course. You can split the payment in up to 6 installments and we don’t charge extra for this. The 14 day guarantee still applies

Lots of our students have more than one reactive dog. You can work through this programme with more than one dog

This is common struggle for people sharing their life with a reactive dog. We have an entire session on coping with these things

We charge in British Pounds (GPB) and we don’t charge extra for international transactions. Your local bank will convert the amount based on the current exchange rate and charge you in your local currency. You can figure out a rough idea of the conversion rate with an internet search

Here’s what I know…

There’s nothing more powerful than being in an environment with other people who are doing the same thing.. because all it takes is one idea to spark the “breakthrough”. It’s never too late to start.

Still got questions? We’re here for you – just drop an email over to [email protected]

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