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Reactivity affects 1 out of 3 dogs. Our dog training experts will teach you the step-by-step, practical skills you need to calm and control your reactive dog!

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Created by The Dunbars

Last Updated: 2026

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This course includes:

  • 11 hours on-demand video
  • 4 modules with 18lessons
  • 3 downloadable resources
  • Assignments
  • Access on mobile
  • Lifetime Access
  • Certificate of Completion

about

Does your dog display signs of anxiety, leash-pulling, barking, lunging, or growling? You're not alone. Approximately 1 out of 3 dogs exhibit these behaviors. 


At the "Out of Control Dog Summit," join leading experts like Dr. Ian Dunbar and Kelly Dunbar as they delve deep into proven strategies to calm and control your dog. This transformative experience is set to offer practical, step-by-step solutions, ensuring your dog leads a happier, healthier life. 


Best of all? No outdated or harmful techniques are employed. It's all about fostering a strong bond with your pet using effective, fun, and easy methods.

What you'll learn

  • Practical steps to calm a reactive dog.
  • Proven strategies to handle dogs with separation anxiety.
  • Tips from leading dog behaviorists on fostering strong bonds.
  • Expert-led sessions on understanding dog behavior from various perspectives.
  • A deep dive into the world of dog sports and professional training.
  • Techniques to prevent leash-pulling and barking.
  • Effective methods for managing lunging and growling behaviors.
  • Comprehensive guidance on avoiding outdated & harmful training techniques.
  • Tailored advice for different dog breeds and personalities.
  • Real-life demonstrations and training scenarios to illustrate the teachings.

Who This Course is For

  • Owners of dogs displaying signs of anxiety, reactivity, or aggressive behaviors.
  • Individuals interested in adopting a dog and wanting to be prepared.
  • Professional dog trainers seeking to expand their toolkit and knowledge.
  • Those looking to understand dog behavior better.
  • Anyone wanting to foster a healthier bond with their dog.

WHAT THEY SAY

LESSONS

Course Content

  • 11:12:08
  • 22 lessons

Module 1: Out Of Control In The Environment (2:22:47)

Lesson 1: Building Confidence In Movement & Attention w/ Shade Whitesel (40:28)
Lesson 2: Using Trail Manners To Prevent Or Reduce Reactivity w/ Sam Adams (31:27)

Lesson 3: Tackling Reactivity and Chaos Within Your Walls w/ Renee Rhoades (32:58)
Lesson 4: On-Leash Multiple Dog Walks & Park Visits Training w/ Amanda Gagnon (37:54)

Module 2: Out Of Control Around Dogs Or People (3:23:45)

Lesson 5: Why Dogs Bite (People And Other Dogs) w/ Jo-Rosie Haffenden (37:48)
Lesson 6: How To Control Overly Friendly & Obnoxious Dogs w/ Holly Blakney (30:49)

Lesson 7: Dog Reactivity Misconceptions & Misunderstandings w/ Kamal Fernandez (43:44)
Lesson 8: Dog-Dog Reactivity w/ Dr. Ian Dunbar (1:31:24)

Module 3: Out Of Control In The Home (2:14:42)

Lesson 9: Taking The Panic Out Of Home Alone Time w/ Ness Jones (36:52)
Lesson 10: Managing Unruliness In The Home w/ Andrea Arden (37:47)

Lesson 11: Control Barking At Barriers w/ Doggy Dan (38:35)
Lesson 12: How To Effectively Deal With Excessive Barking w/ Jo-Rosie Haffenden (21:28)

Module 4: Reactive Dog Training Essentials (2:30:45)

Lesson 13: Managing Destructive Chewing Behaviors w/ Teoti Anderson (30:37)

Lesson 14: Managing Over-The-Top Dog-Dog Play w/ Dr. Ian Dunbar (25:24)
Lesson 15: Trauma, Training & Transformation w/ Matt Beisner (33:08)

Lesson 16: Transitioning From Puppyhood To Adulthood w/ Melissa “MJ” Viera (29:21)

Lesson 17: How to Effectively Train Aggressive Dogs w/ Michael Shikashio (32:15)

Bonus Resources (29:16)

I: All Audio
II: All Transcript
III: Cliff Notes

IV: Undiagnosed Pain As A Trigger Of Behavior Issues And An Obstacle To Training - The Healing Vet – Bonus Masterclass (29:16)

V: Get CEU Credits with CCPDT

INSTRUCTOR

  • 5+ instructor rating

The Dunbars

Dr. Ian, Kelly, and Jamie Dunbar are the trio behind various dog training ventures. Ian, a veterinary graduate with a Ph.D. in dog behavior, pioneered the first off-leash puppy socialization classes and founded the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. Kelly, originally from Chicago, became one of the first certified pet dog trainers and has managed multiple training and daycare facilities. Jamie, Ian's son, is a Brown University graduate who initially joined as a video editor but now handles marketing and content creation. Together, they have launched initiatives like Dog Star Daily and Open Paw to offer free training resources and support for shelters. Their collective work has impacted hundreds of thousands of dogs and their owners.

REVIEWS

Student feedback

Very enjoyable overall. Lots of good information .

Primarily trainers. Often there was jargon and concepts which would go over many pet owner’s heads. I found the dog play video ( Dr. Ian Dunbar)probably the most helpful for pet owners.

Pam Wolf

What a great line up and mix of approaches to this subject, yet all in agreement that gut health is key to good health. I particularly enjoyed both the presentation and Q&A with Odette, how amazing is she at taking a tricky and difficult subject matter and explaining it simply and beautifully. I never before appreciated how important and valuable chiropractic care is in gut health. I also really enjoyed, and took a lot away from the discussion with Dr Susan Bohrer that I am going to share with people. Thank you Katie for organising this summit and bringing together all these wonderful people, and congratulations on making it such an easy to access and successful event. Everyone!
Jo Arbon

I have been struggling with my rescue dog's diet since we got him a month ago. I knew I wanted to go raw, and much healthier than what he previously had been eating, but there was so much conflicting info and 'rules' and it really put me off, plus what we tried ended up giving him bad diarrhea and of course our vet was NO RAW. But the dog won't eat much of anything, very picky, so I am very pleased that so far with the things I have read or watched that it's clear, concise, and not just someones opinion but there is research behind it and has really made me feel a lot calmer about his feeding. I am really looking forward to hearing the speakers. My dog's leg won't fall off because of his diet! I feel much more confident that we can get through this transition and he will be a much healthier and happier dog. Anyone with a dog! I knew kibble was not the best option, but after hearing Dr Brady and Dr Woodley and reading the information I was blown away. I wouldn't feed my kids garbage, why would I feed my dog garbage?
Laura Miron

I'm getting the confidence to feed exclusively. I was cooking and adding kibble but today I went out and bought what I could find to start tomorrow after prepping everything.

All of my pet sitting owners and I am giving them the pet summit address so they can help their animals many suffering from the diseases mentioned

Suzanne Lee Miller

I enjoyed listening to the good explanations of the dogs GI System & what upsets it . I learned some good information on how to control tye GI tract to get it back to healing and what foods upset it as well as foods that help it . I have a 3 year old ckcs that was diagnosed with low B12 after off and on bouts of regurgitation and a few episodes of diarrhea . This started when he was 1 and a half . I have the vomiting and diarrhea under control with a raw diet and giving B12 supplements, coat looks great but feel bony ribcage still ! Some Dog Group lists and perhaps other Veterinarians should listen to these videos
Shirley Irwin