Whole Dog Journal

Behavior Adjustment Training 2.0

Empower your dog to gain confidence and social skills With BAT 2.0 , trainer/author Grisha Stewart has completely overhauled Behavior Adjustment Training (BAT) to create a new efficient and practical tool for dog reactivity. BAT 2.0 builds resilience and self-reliance by giving dogs safe opportunities to learn about people, dogs, or other triggers. Clear enough for all readers to follow, this book also includes technical tips and bonus chapters just for dog behavior professionals. Learn how to: Rehabilitate aggression, frustration, and fear. Use survival skills to prevent reactivity on walks and at home. Use a long line to safely maximize your dog s freedom of movement. Apply Grisha s BAT philosophy to all dogs and puppies…and get your life back!

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Behavior Adjustment Training 2.0 is a practical guide that introduces updated techniques for helping dogs develop balanced, confident behavior. Designed for dog lovers who want reliable, compassionate solutions, this edition builds on proven methods with fresh insights.

  • Focuses on behavior adjustment training principles for everyday situations.
  • Provides step‑by‑step instructions that are easy to follow.
  • Written in clear language suitable for both new and experienced dog owners.
  • Emphasizes humane, evidence‑based methods.
  • Includes real‑world examples to illustrate key concepts.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Olivia N. ★★★★★

My reactive rescue has gone from lunging at every passing dog to just watching them calmly, and the step-by-step functional rewards in here made that possible. I've read a few training books that felt preachy, but this one actually explains the why behind each setup so you can adjust on the fly.

Avery ★★★★★

The BAT 2.0 setup finally gave me a step-by-step way to work on my dog's reactivity instead of just managing it, and the sections on reading his body language were the first thing I actually put into practice. Six weeks in, he's walking past other dogs without the meltdowns we used to have.