Leash reactivity in dogs refers to a dog's tendency to become very reactive when they are on a leash and encounter other dogs, people, or animals. This can manifest as excessive barking, lunging, pulling on the leash, and other aggressive behaviors. Leash reactivity can be caused by various factors, including fear, frustration, arousal, and a lack of training or socialization. It is not only one of the most common but also the most complex behavior in dogs. Many dog owners and professionals ask for more insights into this behavior. This episode is part one, where I discuss eleven elements of leash reactivity. Understanding these elements can accelerate any training and promote healthier behaviors while maintaining a happy pup.
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