Your dog sits perfectly in the living room. They come when called from the kitchen. They can leave a treat alone, settle on their bed, or walk politely down the hallway with no problem. Then you clip on the leash, open the front door, and everything changes. Suddenly, your dog is pulling toward every smell, ignoring their name, barking at movement, grabbing things off the ground, or acting like none of your training has ever happened. It can feel like your dog is choosing not

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One of the most common questions I get from new clients is some version of: “How long will this take?” It’s a reasonable question. When you’re dealing with leash pulling, jumping, barking, or any other frustrating behavior, you want to know when things will start getting better. The honest answer is that dog training doesn’t follow a perfectly predictable timeline. Some skills come together quickly, others take longer, and progress is rarely a straight line from point A to po