Aggressive Dog Training
in Boulder
Traction offers individualized aggression training in Boulder, including in-home support within our service area. We work with reactions toward people and dogs, guarding and other behavior concerns. Start with a free Colorado consultation to discuss your dog’s history and the goals that matter to you.
For intensive training during a stay with a trainer, explore Denver-area board and train for aggression and reactivity. We do not offer in-home training in Denver.
our aggression training specialist
We tailor the training to the situations your dog finds difficult and the skills you need at home. Before your program begins, written goals make the priorities and expected work clear.
Homeschool provides trainer-led practice and owner coaching at eligible Boulder addresses. Study Abroad is board and train in the Denver area, with training in a professional trainer’s home and coaching for you.
Start with a consultation with Tina Chavez to discuss the appropriate trainer and format. Learn about Tina’s background and our training approach.
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Owner coaching helps you maintain the work in daily life. We explain the handling skills, household routines and continued practice relevant to your dog, with maintenance training available after an intensive program.
Schedule a free Colorado phone consultation for Boulder in-home training or Denver board and train.
aggressive dog training methods
Balanced dog training methods help you quickly achieve lasting results that build the bond between you and your dog. We don’t use purely positive reinforcement training techniques because they typically dead end in a life of behavior management. We know that when you come to Traction Dog Training Club, you aren’t looking for help managing your dog’s behavior; you’re ready to fix it.
Aggression is often caused by fear or even genetic tendencies. Positive-only training struggles to resolve these behaviors because it relies solely on rewarding correct actions.. We go beyond teaching your dog what to do and what not to do. Instead, we want to change the way your dog views the world. This alleviates their fear and helps them stop seeing threats where there are none.
