Find your dog’s number.
Most advice says “start with short absences”. It never says how short. This free guide gives you the simple video test that finds your dog’s starting point — the number every good plan is built on.
- The threshold test, step by step — the complete chapter from the guide
- How to read your dog on camera: calm vs worried, in order of how clear the signs are
- What your number tells you, and when to get professional help first
- The five rules and the one-page Quick-Start Card for your fridge
Free PDF · 14 pages · 25 cited sources. No card needed.
Why it matters
In a small study that filmed five dogs, problem behavior began after 27 seconds on average. Guessing is how home training goes wrong.
Why video
People who’d never lived with a dog recognized a fearful dog only about 30% of the time. The guide shows you what to look for.
What it costs
Nothing. No card, no trial. Just the pages, and a short series of emails you can leave any time.
Every claim sourced. Every limit stated.
The pages come straight from the full 82-page guide, unchanged, with the 25 references they cite. Each section is labeled so you always know how strong the ground is.
Educational information, not veterinary advice. The guide starts with the red flags that mean you should see a vet or veterinary behaviorist before training alone.
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Free PDF · 14 pages · 25 cited sources. No card needed.