Getting Closer Is Not Always Progress for a Reactive Dog @tomdavisofficial
Getting Closer Is Not Always Progress for a Reactive Dog @tomdavisofficial
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Getting closer to another dog does not automatically mean progress.

I would rather see five calm reps at 50 feet than one disaster at five feet.

Successful distance matters more than forcing proximity.
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Getting Closer Is Not Always Progress for a Reactive Dog

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