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Reactive dogs display intense reactions towards certain stimuli such as other dogs or unfamiliar people
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Reactivity can stem from fear or anxiety or past traumas or a lack of socialization
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Common signs of reactive behavior include barking or lunging or growling or excessive pulling on the leash
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Using positive reinforcement techniques such as rewards and praise can help modify reactive behavior
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Gradually exposing reactive dogs to triggering stimuli and pairing them with positive experiences
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Consulting a professional dog trainer or behaviorist can provide tailored guidance and strategies
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Managing your reactive dogs environment by avoiding triggers and using tools like leashes or muzzles
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Mental enrichment activities and structured routines can help reduce stress and improve the overall well being
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Reactive dogs require patience or understanding and unconditional love
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