Having a reactive dog can be a huge burden. Not being able to walk him without worry because he is showing leash reactivity, not being able to go to the park, not being able to take him to a fun group training class; and always having to watch out for potential critical encounters is wearing and stressful. Maybe your dog is actually really good at training and you would love to participate in dog sports, but the reactivity is holding you back. And you wonder: How can you introduce your reactive dog to another dog?This book was developed over 6 years of hands on experience during the rehabilitation of my own dog and with assisting my clients with their dog's rehabilitation process. This system walks you through the process of learning theory, reading your dog's body language and anticipating their reactions, accidental contact between your dog and other dogs, and how to introduce your dog to new dogs once you have helped them overcome their insecurities. Using positive reinforcement, coupled with humane corrections and rule changes can make all the difference to your dog when it comes to building a trust and respect relationship between you and your dog.This book will help guide you through the journey of helping your dog change the way they view the world.Even if your dog isn't reactive, this book will give you a deeper and better understanding of training your dog.