The “Back Up” Sit is a very useful behavior when working with reactive dogs. Watch as Emma Parsons demonstrates the beginning steps for training the “Back Up” Sit. In the finished behavior, backing up becomes the cue to turn and sit front. If a reactive dog begins to lunge forward, this can be a difference-maker by immediately interrupting the reaction and helping the dog recover more quickly. At ClickerExpo LIVE, Emma will be sharing more ways to help manage reactivity. In her hands-on Learning

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