Seeing your friend and family member shut down and become a shadow of themselves when they are completely safe and you are trying to comfort them is extremely painful, to say the least.

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Whether you are one of the many families who got a "pandemic puppy," or you adopted a rescue with an unknown story, your fearful dog is not a lost cause.

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Many well-meaning friends and trainers will either recommend shielding your dog from the big bad world completely, or throwing him or her in the deep end to "work through it."

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Both of these approaches are HUGE mistakes.

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The number one thing a fearful dog needs is CONFIDENCE. 

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Confidence in themselves and in YOU.

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There's plenty of suggestions about how to do this on social media.

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But these are not suggestions for YOU and YOUR dog.

 

Using trial and error to see what works for a fragile dog is a very bad idea and can quickly cause your relationship with your dog to go downhill.

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I can help you figure out what your dog needs so they can be comfortable in their own skin.

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Get in contact today to start the process.