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Sometimes how we respond in a situation matters just as much as the situation. Trying not to panic when things go wrong and have a plan, like to have already introduced a "scatter" cue can be really helpful in turning a bad situation into a positive point of resiliency!

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Wiyan Wakan

I fell and my service dog did the same thing for me. 😊Licked my face, laughed at me and then helped.me get up again. It wasn't nearly as traumatic as it could have been because of her.😂👍

Linnea Voss

Good job protecting his confidence 🩷

Eve

We take a similar approach with my 1 year old niece when she falls over or scares herself 😅 (except without the treat scatter) If we act concerned, she will cry. If we're fine, she's fine. So many similarities!

Lindsay

If only I could cover the garbage trucks with treats. 🚛 😆

Windy

Great job❤️🐕‍🦺

Heidi Marley

This is a great Idea I would have never thought of doin this ... Thank you for sharing this

DOGGY•U

😂 Okay but what could you do to lesson the severity of the garbage truck and observe from a distance? Could you go to a bus station and watch buses go by? Do garbage trucks regularly go to another neighborhood where you can create distance and observe? Can you play garbage truck sounds while you train? Just some thoughts :)