🧠 Pattern Intelligence — For reactive dog owners

Analyze Your Reactive Dog's Triggers, Spot Patterns, Get Counter-Conditioning Protocols

AI-powered reactivity analysis tool. Log each reactive incident (trigger, distance, your dog's response, your handling), and the AI identifies patterns in triggers, optimal thresholds, and high-risk situations

Reactivity monitor interface

Choose Your Counter-Conditioning Protocol

AI generates exercises for whichever evidence-based method you prefer

LAT (Look At That)

Best for: Fear-based reactivity, beginner-friendly

Reward dog for looking at trigger calmly. Builds positive association.

Engage-Disengage

Best for: Most reactivity types, flexible protocol

Reward dog for looking away from trigger. Teaches self-control.

BAT (Behavior Adjustment Training)

Best for: Frustration-based reactivity, advanced handlers

Let dog make choices (approach/retreat), reward calm behavior.

CAT (Constructional Aggression Treatment)

Best for: Severe cases with trainer guidance only

Controlled exposure, reward non-aggressive behavior with trigger removal.

How the Monitor Works

1

Log Each Incident

Record trigger (what caused reaction), distance, your dog's response (alert/whine/lunge/meltdown), and outcome

2

AI Identifies Patterns

AI analyzes trigger characteristics, environmental context, time of day, and arousal patterns across incidents

3

Get Counter-Conditioning Plan

Specific protocol (LAT/BAT/Engage-Disengage) with optimal working distance, setup, and troubleshooting

Log a Reactive Incident

Tell us what happened and we'll analyze the trigger and plan your counter-conditioning work

Details matter: big dog/small dog? Moving fast/slow?

Be as precise as possible - distance is critical

Incident data helps AI identify patterns over time.

What You'll Get After Logging Incidents

Example monitor analysis

Incident Analysis

Threshold breach assessment (was dog sub-threshold?), reactivity type evaluation (fear vs frustration), and handling effectiveness

Threshold Assessment Scorecard

Optimal working distance for training, today's distance vs threshold, breach severity, estimated sub-threshold distance

Pattern Intelligence

After 5-10 incidents: AI identifies trigger patterns (big dogs vs small?), environmental factors (narrow sidewalks worse?), time of day effects

Counter-Conditioning Exercises

Specific protocol (LAT/BAT/Engage-Disengage) with setup, procedure, success criteria, and troubleshooting

Progress Over Time

Threshold distance trends (improving?), reaction intensity trends, recovery speed improvements, and wins to celebrate

Pricing

Basic

$29/mo
  • ✓ 1 incident logged per day
  • ✓ Full AI analysis after each
  • ✓ Access to all 3 playbooks (10 uses/day total)
Start with Basic Plan

Is Your Dog Getting Better or Worse?

Every walk is a battle. Lunge/bark at dogs, bikes, people. You try to avoid triggers, but you can't always predict them. You're not sure: • Is reactivity getting better or worse? • What distance triggers reactions (20 feet? 50 feet?)? • Are morning walks better than evening? • Does fatigue lower threshold? Without data, you're guessing. And guessing leads to threshold breaches that set you back weeks. The Reactivity Monitor tracks every incident, identifies patterns, and tells you exactly what distance and context work for counter-conditioning.

Don't know if reactivity is getting better or worseCan't identify patterns in what triggers reactionsConfused about optimal working distance for trainingLack of progress tracking causes burnout