Behavior Adjustment Training – BAT 3.0 is a new training method that reduces reactivity by giving dogs more control over their own safety. This is especially helpful when they are on leash. This method was developed by Grisha Stewart.

Behavior Adjustment Training
If your dog is lunging, barking or running away when they see other dogs or people, they may benefit from training with this method.

With Behavior Adjustment Training, we create opportunities for your dog to interact with their environment, both emotionally and physically, in a comfortable way. When we train using BAT, we arrange safe scenarios where dogs can socialize naturally. In these situations, they interact with their triggers in a socially acceptable way.

We will create situations in which the dog stays in their comfort zone and at a low level of arousal. If these conditions are met, the dog is ready to learn and absorb new information in a positive way.

Benefits from training with BAT behavior adjustment training in Worcester

• BAT helps dogs gain confidence and develop social skills.
• BAT is a natural method that creates an emotionally safe interaction with minimal intrusion.
• BAT is especially useful when triggers cause frustration, aggression, or fear in dogs.
• BAT is humane, positive, and one of the least intrusive methods used in dog training.
• BAT gives animals maximum control over safety and other significant events in their lives.
• BAT arranges safe scenarios where animals can socialize naturally and interact with triggers in socially acceptable ways.
• BAT avoids stress and keeps your dog in a calm state.

Who can benefit from BAT?

BAT was proven to be successful in rehabilitating reactive dogs, rescued dogs with no social skills, fearful and leash frustrated dogs, but not only. Any dog can benefit from this training method. It is a good way to socialize puppies and create first positive experiences. Additionally, it helps both exuberant or fearful puppies to gain proper social skills or build confidence.

If you have a reactive dog that lunges or barks, is fearful or shows frustrations while on leash give us a call or Book an appointment. Your dog could benefit from Behavior Adjustment Training.

BAT Training Advocate in Central Massachusetts

Cristina Galanek is a Grisha Stewart Academy member and Behavior Adjustment Training advocate. As a Certified Behavior Consultant Canine (CBCC-KA) and Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), she brings the highest level of professional expertise to BAT training sessions. I Wuff You Dog Training serves 13 communities across Central Massachusetts including Worcester, Holden, Jefferson, Paxton, Rutland, West Boylston, Princeton, Boylston, Shrewsbury, Auburn, Sutton, Clinton, and Marlborough.