Transforming Fearful and Feral Dogs

90 Minutes at a Time

A La Carte Online Training in Shorter Courses

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>It's a Question of Trust</p></div>

It's a Question of Trust

$30

Training alone doesn't equate to trust You'll gain invaluable insights and techniques that transcend traditional training dogmas that not only transform the lives of fearful and feral dogs but also enhances your ability to connect with all dogs – including the more "typical" dogs.

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>The Walk of Life</p></div>

The Walk of Life

$30.00

Learn how to walk feral and fearful dogs that may alligator roll, pancake, bite the leash, and genrally lack trust in the handler during walking.  Give the dog their life back by teaching the dog to walk on a leash.  This should be the first step in fearful dog rehab.  

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>Nose-Centric Rehabilitation</p></div>

Nose-Centric Rehabilitation

$30

Learn how to optimize a dog's main sense, smell, and natural behaviors like sniffing, to increase confidence and their bond with humans.  

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>Improving Reactivity in Dogs</p></div>

Improving Reactivity in Dogs

$30

Improve your dog's reactivity by implementing these simple yet effective techniques that include nose-centric and trust components.

Transform Fearful and Feral Dogs Deep Dive

These courses go in-depth about fearful and feral dog rehabilitation.

price option <div class="editor-content"><p style="text-align: left">Fearful and Feral Dog Workshop with Nelson Hodges</p></div>

Fearful and Feral Dog Workshop with Nelson Hodges

$400

Taught by Nelson Hodges, this workshop was filmed over three years using shelter dogs displaying varying degrees of fearful/ feral behavior. Learn unique techniques and the reason why they work from long-time feral dog rehabilitator and severe case dog trainer, Nelson Hodges.  This is information you won't learn anywhere else!

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>Living with Fearful Dogs Part 1</p></div>

Living with Fearful Dogs Part 1

$125

Connect with and Walk the "Un-Walkable" Dogs.  This course goes into great detail with how I connect with, build trust, walk fearful and feral dogs that may pancake, resist, or protest when walking on leash.

price option <div class="editor-content"><p>Living with Fearful Dogs Part 2</p></div>

Living with Fearful Dogs Part 2

$125

Connect with and Rehab the "Distant" Dogs. Many fearful and feral dogs are failed by typical training dogmas. Gain insightful and powerful rehab and training techniques that will help the distant dog thrive!

Meet the Instructors

Certified Dog Trainers Specializing in Fearful & Feral Dogs

Julie Hart

Certified Relationship Based Trainer - CHRI

Certified Dog Trainer - IACP

Hart to Heart Canine Training, Owner

Rescue Dogs Responsibly, Founder

Julie Hart has trained and rehabilitated rescued dogs since 2009.  She has also consulted with many dog rescues, shelters, and foster dog parents, increasing her reach to help dogs through the years.  Julie has acquired a certain skillset due to the circumstances and myriad of fearful & feral dogs I met here in New Mexico. My mentors and my experiences have given an opportunity to develop a nose-centric rehabilitation program based on relationship that allows fearful dogs to thrive and lead fulled lives. 

Nelson Hodges

Canine Human Relationship Institute, Founder, Instructor, Dog Trainer

Certified Dog Trainer, CTDA, PDTI - IACP

40+ years of dog training & rehabilitation experience

Nelson Hodges has worked with Animal Behavior and Rehabilitation for more than 40 years. He has specialized in Canine Behavior, helping others to understand the nature, intelligence, language and motivations of all canines. In 2016, Nelson created the Canine – Human Relationship Institute (Located in Blue Ridge, Texas. D/FW area) to act as a “University” level education center for professional dog trainers. He is the Senior CHRI Instructor and conducts many of the courses offered, along with other qualified instructors.

I am so grateful.  We have a dog. He is doing so well.  We walk 2 1/2 miles a day.  He loves his crate and sleeps perfectly in our room.  Yes!

Anne