Reactive to Reliable: The 5 Day Intensive Bootcamp
An intensive week focused on providing reliable off-leash freedom and eliminating reactivity for good.
Old Habits. New Life. Proven Training.
“Thank you so much for the training session last week. It was inspiring and encouraging!
Things have been going well. Yesterday Brisa and I went to the beach. She encountered 3 dogs and she attended to them but didn’t bark or threaten!! She looked as if she would if they came closer but didn’t. I was so happy!
Thank you again.”
“I have had a lot of problems with my dog and I know Buddy to be exceptionally reliable hardworking and good natured. He has a very intuitive way of working with my problem child, he is so good with dogs!! I couldn’t recommend him enough!”
REACTIVE TO NEUTRAL
The 5-Day Bootcamp
WHY 5 DAYS, NOT WEEKLY SESSIONS?
Reactivity improves best through daily, compounding reps while new habits are still fresh. Pre-requisite homework means we're not burning out day one on basics, we hit the ground running.
WHAT’S INCLUDED?
- Complete & Reliable Off-Leash Freedom
-Direct, hands-on work addressing the reactivity itself and kissing it goodbye
-Pre-requisite homework to prep your dog before we start
-Structured play to build engagement and focus
-Two days of real-world proofing, not just backyard results
-Loose-leash, convenient obedience by day 5
-Capped at 5 reactive dogs so every dog gets real attention
MY GUARANTEE
If your dog isn't demonstrating calm disengagement from real-world triggers by the end of day 5, you get your money back, or I'll continue working with you at no additional charge until they do.
Capped at 5 dogs per bootcamp so every dog gets enough attention.
Serving areas of Sonoma County & Oakland / East Bay
My Soul Mission & Story
My name is Peyton Howard. As long as I can remember, I was always tuned in to what makes dogs behave the way they do, whether I was watching Cesar Millan as a little kid, or dog-sitting a family friend’s dog. When my family dog was still around, he would kick off and react to other dogs all the time. I became the main one to walk him, and over time his reactivity became less and less severe due to my handling. I felt empowered knowing I could change his behavior for the better.
Shortly after his passing, I took a gap year before college to train for baseball. My elbow problems took me off track, and soon I got a message from a local rescue asking if I wanted to help out. They were family friends and knew about my love for dogs. Very quickly, dogs became my new purpose. I worked relentlessly to help dogs get adopted, and I truly enjoyed it. I had a newfound purpose that was fulfilling like no other.
Now, my sole and soul mission is to help dogs and their owners live in harmony.
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