57 three-minute games that stop the barking and door charging (even if your dog has barked at every visitor for years)
You can stop bracing for the next meltdown.
Stop making excuses to keep guests away.
Stop feeling like a prisoner in your own living room.
Explodes at the door every time someone knocks or rings the doorbell...
Jumps all over guests and won't calm down no matter what you try...
Barks at everything they hear while inside the house, and you never know what will set them off next...
Can't hear a word you say the moment they get excited...
Barks, lunges, or growls at people walking past the window...
Can't settle when there is noise outside, even after it stops...
...then this course was built for your dog.
My student Julie implemented my games right away and started seeing crazy results overnight as a total beginner.
Turn the doorbell into no big deal. 57 three-minute games that teach your dog to settle when guests arrive.
Finally understand why your dog loses it. Know exactly what to do instead of guessing.
Open the door without the panic. Door manners, collar grab, and self-control so your dog waits instead of bolting.
Spot the warning signs early. Step in before your dog explodes and build their trust in hard moments.
Build skills where it's easy, so they work when it's hard. Step-by-step distraction training that sets your dog up to win.
Give your dog a safe spot they'll choose. A 15-day Relaxation Protocol for their bed or crate. ($200+ value, included free.)
I tell everyone that Mufasa is my "problem child." I got him before I became a trainer, and he learned to be reactive from the reactive dogs in my parents' home. Then came separation anxiety so bad he ripped carpet up and tore curtains off the wall.
When I started school to become a dog trainer, my mentor told me to use a shock collar to stop Mufasa's reactivity. I did. Mufasa yelped in pain every single time...and kept charging the fence anyway.
That's when I knew punishment wasn't the answer.
I found games-based training and everything changed. Mufasa no longer reacts to people or other dogs. He doesn't bark at strangers in the car. When he gets worked up, he can actually hear me now and calm back down.
He's my proof that this works...even for the dogs that seem totally unreachable.
I'm certified in games-based training and in the final stretch of a Level 6 Clinical Canine Behaviorist degree, which is a specialty in anxious and reactive dogs.
If these games worked for my worst-case dog, they'll work for yours too.
No harsh corrections or punishments
No expensive training equipment
No hours of daily practice
No prior dog training experience
No special space (works in any home)
No stressful drills or repetitive commands
No complicated tools or clickers
No forcing your dog to comply
Most training fails because it focuses on control instead of calm. My games teach your dog to FEEL safe first, so they naturally choose better behavior. All you have to do is follow my tutorials.
Just because other training didn’t work for you does not mean your dog can’t change. Most programs fail because they’re built on rules and commands that don’t address the real problem: your dog’s emotions.
BUT you absolutely can get results when you teach your dog to feel calm and safe first. That’s why in my course, I show you how to use short, fun games that build trust and confidence—so your dog listens because they want to, not because they’re forced.
All of the service dogs I trained for veterans with PTSD passed their recertifications with flying colors!
My student Steve was over his head when he got his 6th dog. They went from frustrated and giving up to calm and in love with their family (animals and humans)!
My student Rebecca signed up for training with me and got to work. Shortly after, she left this comment:
Please note: Results may vary and are not guaranteed. Due to the digital nature of this product, we do not offer refunds.