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Bangand Boom – Dog Training Noiseproofing

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Discover proven methods to get your dog over their fear of fireworks, thunder, and other loud noises!

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Discover proven methods to get your dog over their fear of fireworks, thunder, and other loud noises!

When the season of storms, parties, and celebration approaches, it often means dogs are more stressed and fearful than ever.

Fireworks are one of the top reasons pets flee and get lost. Dogs can also become self destructive, eat through walls, and escape out of doors and windows. Fear can lead animals to doing some pretty crazy things, but the good news is, there are ways to prevent this behavior altogether.

So how exactly does anyone with a nervous dog get through the summer months with a smidge of sanity left?

They simply need to work their dogs through it. And it’s a lot easier than it sounds. Inside of Boom and Bang, you will learn exactly how to get your dog through the fear rather than avoiding it or relying on medication.

Every summer, thunderstorms roll through, fireworks go off, and celebrations commence…

But the ones not celebrating are the fearful dogs who are instead having full blown meltdowns all season long.

When dogs are stressed, they do some pretty crazy stuff. Fleeing and hiding under beds. Chewing through walls. Escaping out doors and windows. It’s terrifying for them, and for their owners who are struggling with it, too.

It can often feel like a never-ending cycle of dread every year when June hits in the northern hemisphere. But what if it didn’t need to be that way, and summertime festivities could actually be an enjoyable experience with your dog?

Let me be the first to tell you that it is possible, and it’s not as difficult as you might think.

Inside of the Bang & Boom Proofing course, you will learn proven techniques that have helped rehab not just one dog, but thousands of dogs around the world.

The process will be broken down step by step, so it’s easily repeatable and highly successful.

This course will include:

-How to teach the place command

-How to teach dogs to kennel up on command

-How to proof both the place and kennel commands around distractions

-How to utilize strong obedience to get dogs over fear

-How to get dogs to hold command during storms/fireworks

-Q+A recording

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