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Rehab. Train. Thrive with Fearful and Feral Dogs Membership Rehab. Train. Thrive with Fearful and Feral Dogs

Learn to train the most “un-trainable” dogs.

Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of dogs who have been failed by traditional training methods? I’m Julie Hart, a seasoned expert in rehabilitating and training fearful and feral dogs, and I’m inviting you to join our community.

Rehab. Train. Thrive with Fearful and Feral Dogs

Traditional training methods often fail to address the unique needs of fearful and feral dogs. With scarce resources available in this specialized area, many trainers, rescuers, and dog owners  find themselves at a loss when it comes to rehabilitating these vulnerable animals. 


Drawing from extensive hands-on experience in foster, rescue, and shelter environments, I've honed in on what truly works in transforming fearful and feral dogs into happy, thriving companions. Understand that training alone doesn't equate to trust – especially for dogs who have endured trauma from hoarding situations, abuse, or neglect, or those who were once street dogs or feral roamers. These dogs need more than just commands; they need compassionate guidance and unwavering support to overcome their fears. 


By subscribing to this monthly service, you'll gain invaluable insights and techniques that transcend traditional training dogmas. What trainers learn from working with these resilient animals not only transforms the lives of fearful and feral dogs but also enhances their abilities to serve all their clients’ and dogs needs’ – including the more "typical" ones. From communication cues to trust-building techniques, these lessons have personally empowered me to teach all dogs better, resulting in happier, more well-adjusted companions. 

Why Subscribe?

  • Monthly Video and Articles: Gain access to insightful videos and articles released every second Thursday of the month. Each piece delves into crucial topics such as building trust, leash handling or techniques walking, the importance of sniffing, meeting new people, and more.

  • Live Discussions: Participate in live discussions every fourth Thursday of the month at 6 pm MST. Engage with Julie and fellow subscribers, ask questions, and share experiences. Can't make it? Don't worry – all discussions are recorded for later viewing.

  • Evidence-Based Approach: Julie combines her hands-on experience with scientific data to provide you with both theoretical knowledge and practical applications in dog rehabilitation.

  • A Variety of Useful Topics: Our subscription covers a wide range of topics, starting from foundational trust-building and leash walking, and expanding to include areas such as the importance of sniffing in rehabilitation, meeting new people, finding adopters, and insights on using food and medications.

  • Flexible Access: Can't make it to the live session? No problem! All discussions are recorded and made available to all subscribers for later viewing.

  • Support - You will be added to the Living with Fearful Dogs private Facebook group where you can ask questions, comments, or add success stories

Join me in transforming the lives of fearful and feral dogs – and become the trusted ally they desperately need.

About Julie Hart

Julie Hart is a Certified Relationship-Based Trainer (Canine Human Relationship Institute) and Certified Dog Trainer (IACP) with extensive experience in rehabilitating fearful and feral dogs. Her methods focus on building trust, fostering relationships, and helping dogs practice bravery instead of fear.


With a background in volunteering with dog rescues since 2009 and professional dog training since 2014, Julie has dedicated her life to helping dogs thrive. She is the president of Friends of San Miguel County Animals, a volunteer non-profit benefiting underserved animals in New Mexico. She has worked extensively with the extremely fearful and feral dog population at New Mexico shelters, trained others to rehab these dogs through dog rescue, and helped desperate clients that thought their dog couldn’t thrive, but now they are.

Total (including taxes)
USD $15.00
/month