Reading Dog Emotions
Free Online Course
Better communication starts with understanding what a dog may be feeling. The Reading Dog Emotions Free Online Course helps you build a foundation for recognizing dogs’ natural, instinctive emotional states.
Learning to notice emotional cues can help you approach dogs with greater awareness and make more thoughtful choices around them.
Use this practical course to prepare for safer, more effective interactions with dogs in everyday life or professional settings.
It’s a helpful starting point for dog advocates, trainers, and anyone who spends time working with dogs.
Heather’s Heroes brings a real-world approach to dog education, focused on calmer, safer, and more connected relationships between dogs and people.
Get started with this free online course and take a meaningful first step toward understanding the dogs around you.
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Get the training tools and resources you need in one bundle, with exclusive savings designed to help you and your dog get more from every training session.
The Hero Kit
Regular price$196.05
$157.21
Includes:
- The Sidekick® Transitional Leash®
- Become Your Dog's Hero Online Course
The Super Hero Kit
Regular price$233.02
$190.50
Includes:
- The Sidekick® Transitional Leash®
- Become Your Dog's Hero Online Course
- The Dynamic Duo
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Our almost 4 year old Great Dane had been getting progressively worse on her gentle leader with pulling and also when coming in contact with other dogs on walks. Was told about this harness at a restaurant while talking to another guest. We decided to purchase that day and it was the best $40 we've ever spent. I can literally walk our 130lb girl with one finger!! Highly recommend and have already told friends 😊
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I've recommended the Heather's Heroes to a few people. I just wish it came in several more colors, such as orange and neon pink.
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I have a background in dog training but I currently try own a dog grooming business. I have always enjoyed head collars as a training to tool. With walking 2 dogs at one time it became a hassle getting stuck under a foot if they stepped the wrong way while sniffing something due to the under the chin.....
