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A reactive dog who has over-the-top aroused reactions to simple things needs a calm, targeted approach to desensitization training. Credit: Jaromir | Getty Images<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/div>\n

Do you have a dog who has concerns about particular scenarios or triggers? It\u2019s normal for any given dog to be uncomfortable about certain situations or sentient beings of some sort. After all, humans are as well. As humans, we can avoid some situations\/people\/triggers that cause us concern.<\/p>\n

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