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Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
I agree that a trainer will be necessary, but more specifically, a good method to look for for this issue with be Threshold Training, also called Behavior Adjustment Training, BAT or even just Desensitization. You'll need to educate yourself about techniques IN ADDITION to working with a trainer, so don't consider this an alternative! But Behavior Adjustment Training 2.0 and/or Assessing Aggression Thresholds in Dogs can help you learn your way around these techniques. And please don't worry about being embarrassed about a muzzle - you need to worry about your dog being put down if you don't give her protection from her own impulses. Kikopup is a great training source in general, and they have a video about muzzle fitting and training here And finally, there's an entire sub about this issue at r/reactivedogs/
Looks like you may have used a training acronym. For those unfamiliar, here's some of the common ones: BAT is Behavior Adjustment Training - a method from Grisha Stewart that involves allowing the dog to investigate the trigger on their own terms. There's a book on it. CC is Counter Conditioning - creating a positive association with something by rewarding when your dog sees something. Think Pavlov. DS is Desensitization - similar to counter conditioning in that you expose your dog to the trigger (while your dog is under threshold) so they can get used to it. LAD is Look and Dismiss - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and dismisses it. LAT is Look at That - Marking and rewarding when your dog sees a trigger and does not react. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.