I’ve heard the word red zone on tv, what does it mean?

Red is synonymous with danger and aggression, and that is what it symbolises here. If you have a red zone dog, you most certainly don’t need a definition. You already know.

Your dog might have aggression issues that manifest toward other dogs, or even people! Many of my clients with red zone dogs have seen me as their last hope.

By understanding the psychology of dogs, I am able to pinpoint what needs adjustment.

It is important to learn how to time corrections, to stop your dog from escalating into a ‘red zone’. Dogs, like humans, stop listening when in a state of aggression. The key is to stop them from getting there in the first place.

I will show you how to do this during my training courses. Most of the dogs that I deal with have aggression issues.

I do not use fear or food based training.

We simply repeat good behaviours, whilst discouraging bad ones.
My techniques work if you are prepared to put in the time.

Your dog (who may have had issues for years) may be a reformed character.