Which guide is best for you?
It's always been a dream of mine to make E Collar training accessible for owners, because I know many of you have been told that “you must be a trainer to use the E Collar” and this just isn't true. Some of you will need additional help from a trainer and that’s great. I mean, I’m a board and train trainer - I love working with owners! But I also know there is so much many of you can do on your own if you have the information.
I offer four separate training guides. Everything you need to work through problems and enjoy MORE with your dog. That’s my ultimate goal for you.
It can be confusing if you're unsure which guide is best for you and your dog, so let's break each one down.
E Collar Starter Guide: I wrote this guide with a particular owner in mind - the one who wants to start E Collar training but needs help figuring out where to start. This guide is the blueprint for E Collar training. I will show you the exact steps to introduce this new tool and how to use it for various commands: place command, heel command, and recall.
*Our E Collar Starter Guide also includes a video library to go along with it. You can hear exactly when I'm using the E Collar and see my work with different dogs for real-life examples. You get to see how I work through pushy stuff with a dog in the first session when and how I correct a dog for jumping on someone, and FAQ videos for each E Collar phase.
If you're struggling with problem behaviors like barking, reactivity, or anxiety - will this guide be helpful? YES. The first step to effectively stopping problem behaviors is teaching your dog what the E Collar means. Think of it like learning a new language. You teach your dog what the E Collar means with our E Collar Starter Guide, and then you can say no to things like barking, pulling on the leash, or jumping on the counter.
Our E Collar Starter Guide takes you through the stages of E Collar training - kindergarten, prompting, accountability, and real life.
*NEW The Problem Solver Guide: Learn how to use the E Collar to address all those naughty behaviors you’ve been struggling with - jumping on guests, resource guarding, barking, reactivity on walks, rough play, counter surfing, chewing, play biting, fence fighting, barking in the crate, whining on place, barking at guests and more. Also learn how to handle situations like introducing your nervy dog to someone new, manage prey drive on walks, solidify your dog's recall and more. This guide is PACKED.
Reactive Dog Handbook: After writing the E Collar Starter Guide, I kept getting asked about reactivity and how I use the E Collar to work through it - that's what this guide is all about. I mainly talk about reactivity on walks, but the same principles (and how I use the E Collar to address it) also apply to reactivity in your home (we have a section on this in our E Collar Starter Guide called When Guests Come Over).
In this guide, I give examples of different dogs I have worked with and where they fall on the reactive dog spectrum - mild, medium, and intense. I want to help you understand your reactive dog a little more and learn how to effectively use the E Collar to address the reactivity.
Your Guide to Separation Anxiety: I'm giving you complete access to how I use the E Collar to work through separation anxiety, from barking in the kennel to getting FOMO when separated from another dog in multi-dog homes. I also share some advanced E Collar practices that trainers use.
How does the E Collar help with separation anxiety? Check out this blog for a deep dive into this topic. It can be life-changing for both you and your dog.
