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Conquering The Urban Jungle: Helping Dogs With Their Fear Of Outside

Resources

Fear of Outside: Introduction

Fear of Outside: The Problem
Fear of Outside: Client intro, Munchie Browns
Fear of Outside: Client intro, Bisca
Fear of Outside: Client intro, Arnie

Fear of Outside: Understanding Fear
Fear of Outside: Dog Communication
Fear of Outside: How Dogs Learn

Fear of Outside: Creating Safe Spaces
Fear of Outside: Management Ideas And Unusual Solutions
Fear of Outside: Your Dog Sets The Pace

Fear of Outside: Steps To Resolution And Prioritizing Choices

Fear of Outside: Enrichment and Exercise
Fear of Outside: Indoor Enrichment And Exercise

Fear of Outside: Medication In Training

Fear of Outside: Training Cues For Cooperation And Consent
Fear of Outside: Additional Training Steps

Fear of Outside: Success Stories And Timelines
Fear of Outside: What Success Looks Like

Fear of Outside: Training Plans and Other Downloads
Fear of Outside: Private Facebook Community with Group Coaching
Fear of Outside: Special discounted rate for a 1:1 video session with Kate

Urban Jungle CEU quiz

Urban Jungle CEU quiz

Which of the following are options for dogs afraid of going outside? (select all that apply) *

Take the dog outside, so they get used to it

Potty pads

Turf

Walk-in shower

None of the above

When the dog runs away or freezes when seeing walking equipment like a harness or leash, you should put it on them anyway, so they learn it doesn't mean something bad will happen. *

True

False

Dogs can be scared to go out the front door but not to go out the back door of a home. *

True

False

You should bring the dog outside several times a day, even if they are showing signs of distress, so they start to get used to it. *

True

False

Medication can be helpful for your dog and if it works, then you don't have to do any training. *

True

False