Observed arrival · 2026-09-18
Steady Walks Measures a Reactive Dog’s Working Distance
A dog-training app that estimates how close a reactive dog can get to a trigger while still learning, then tracks progress across walks.
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- Owners of reactive dogs working on calmer walks
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- It records reactions, recovery time, and working distance, then produces a one-page report for a vet or trainer.
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The workflow reduces each walk to three possible outcomes—Easy, Triggered, or Blew up—then uses those observations to estimate a dog’s working distance and recovery pattern. The sample Rocco record shows 19 walks, a 17 m threshold, a 26-second recovery time, and 1.8 reactions per walk. The homepage also describes a printable report intended for sharing with a vet or trainer.
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