Is my dog reactive?

Ten quick questions about your dog's last month. Answer honestly. There are no wrong answers, and nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

Think about the last four weeks. If your dog has had any sudden change in behavior, please contact your vet first. Pain can cause reactivity.

This check is a starting point, not a diagnosis.

01Does your dog bark, lunge or pull hard toward other dogs on leash?

Rarely Sometimes Often

02Does your dog react to people, bikes, runners or cars passing by?

Rarely Sometimes Often

03Do you change your walking route or time to avoid triggers?

Rarely Sometimes Often

04Does your dog stare or freeze before an outburst?

Rarely Sometimes Often

05Does your dog refuse food it normally loves when a trigger is nearby?

Rarely Sometimes Often

06Does it take your dog more than a few minutes to calm down after reacting?

Rarely Sometimes Often

07Does your dog bark at the window, doorbell or noises outside?

Rarely Sometimes Often

08Does your dog hide, tremble or try to leave when visitors arrive?

Rarely Sometimes Often

09Has your dog ever redirected onto the leash, you or another dog?

Rarely Sometimes Often

10Do you feel stressed or embarrassed walking your dog?

Rarely Sometimes Often

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Any sudden change in behavior? Please see your veterinarian first.

Northbound K9

Reinforcement-first, balanced behavior training for reactive and fearful dogs across the Twin Cities.

Studio: 2310 Marshall St NE, Minneapolis, MN
(612) 555-0148 · hello@northboundk9.com