Reactive dog training using agility and behavioral therapy in NYC

Reactive Resilience Therapy™

A neuroscience-based training program designed to help reactive dogs develop calm, emotional stability, and real-world confidence in New York City.

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Serving the Upper West Side, Central Park, Riverside Park, Harlem, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Science-Based Methods
Force-Free Training
Neuroscience-Informed Approach
NYC Reactive Dog Specialist

Does Your Dog Bark, Lunge, or Shut Down?

Reactive behavior is not disobedience. It is an emotional and neurological response to perceived threat, uncertainty, or overload.

Dog Reactivity

Explosive reactions toward other dogs on sidewalks, parks, or inside buildings.

Human Reactivity

Fear or aggression toward strangers, guests, or unfamiliar people.

Environmental Reactivity

Overreaction to noise, motion, crowds, and unpredictable city environments.

What Change Actually Looks Like

Shorter Reactions

Your dog recovers faster and reacts less intensely.

Improved Emotional Regulation

Your dog can remain calm in previously overwhelming situations.

Confident Real-World Behavior

You regain confidence walking through real NYC environments.

Why This Approach Works

Changes Emotional Associations

We retrain the brain to interpret triggers as safe rather than threatening.

Structured Movement Regulates the Nervous System

Agility-based patterns help interrupt reactive cycles and build stability.

Creates Durable Behavioral Change

Results are stable, predictable, and transferable to real-world environments.

Program Structure

Assessment and behavioral mapping
Nervous system regulation and training skill development
Controlled exposure and real-world integration
Long-term emotional stability and confidence

Reactive Resilience Therapy™ Program

$1,695
  • Eight private sessions
  • Individualized behavioral assessment
  • Structured training plan
  • Ongoing coaching and support
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Your Dog Can Learn to Be Calm

Reactive dogs can change. With the right structure and approach, calm behavior becomes the default—not the exception.

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