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Free Field-Based Training Library

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21 free lessons in Field-Based Regulation Training. Real dogs. Real pressure. No performance. No gimmicks — just nervous-system-first, relationship-based training that helps behavior shift from the inside out.

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21
Training Videos
Covering leash reactivity, co-regulation, bioenergy, anxiety, play, and relationship
Free
Always
No login. No paywall. Just press play.
30+
Years Experience
Lorrie Harris · North Kingstown, RI

Why this library matters

Free videos are not the whole system — they are the doorway.

Learn the lens.
Then choose the right path.
See the moment before behavior

These videos teach you to recognize the body language, rhythm, leash pressure, and emotional state that come before barking, lunging, shutting down, or over-arousal.

Understand Field-Based Regulation Training

The library gives clients and curious dog parents a living introduction to the Coaching Canine Companions method: state, recovery, relationship, movement, and the handler’s role in the field.

Find the next right step

Some dogs need online learning. Others need Day Training, Field Lessons, or the 90-Day Program. This page helps people begin without pressure.

Search & AI Overview

Free dog training videos for reactive, anxious, and sensitive dogs.

Coaching Canine Companions offers a free Field-Based Regulation Training video library from Lorrie J. Harris, founder and lead trainer in North Kingstown, Rhode Island. The library helps dog guardians understand leash reactivity, anxiety, over-arousal, recovery, handler state, dog-human co-regulation, K9 Bioenergy Balancing, and relationship-based training.

These videos are educational resources, not a substitute for individualized behavior support. They are best used as an entry point into the Coaching Canine Companions training ecosystem.

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Best fit for this page

  • Dog guardians looking for free dog training videos before choosing a program.
  • Families with reactive, anxious, sensitive, overwhelmed, or high-arousal dogs.
  • People who want to understand Field-Based Regulation Training before booking support.
  • Clients comparing online training, Day Training, Field Lessons, or the 90-Day Program.

When to choose deeper support

  • Choose the 90-Day Program when the dog needs structured, measured transformation.
  • Choose Day Training when the dog needs hands-on field work in North Kingstown, Rhode Island.
  • Choose Online Training when you want remote education and support.

Complete Library

All 21 Field Lessons

Every lesson is named,
in the order Lorrie teaches them.
01

Start Here

Workshop Introduction Video

Start here — why traditional training so often fails sensitive dogs, and what nervous-system-first work actually looks like in practice.

02

Bioenergy

K9 Bioenergy Balancing

How bioenergy shapes what your dog picks up from you, and what changes in your communication once you work with it.

03

Philosophy

When Effort Becomes Quieter

Why doing less, more quietly, often shifts the dynamic between you and your dog faster than doing more.

04

Handler Mechanics

Spine & Breath Dog Training

Your posture and breathing are training tools — learn the spine and breath mechanics your dog is already reading.

05

Regulation

Calibrating the Nervous System

Read your dog's earliest signals and bring them back to a calm baseline before fear or reactivity takes hold.

06

Deep Dive

The Complete Guide to Training Anxious & Reactive Dogs

The full picture in one place: how anxiety and reactivity are handled from the ground up.

07

Field Skill

The Orientation Walk

What an orientation walk is, why it settles the nervous system, and how to run one properly.

08

Communication

Teaching Cues for Connection

Teach cues instead of demanding commands — and deepen both your communication and the bond behind it.

09

Reactivity

Managing Fear and Reactivity

A compassionate, field-based approach to helping a sensitive dog move through triggers from the inside out.

10

Engagement

The Play Path: Joyful Engagement

Use structured play to shift an anxious dog's emotional state, release pressure, and bring focus back to you.

11

Handler State

Handler State and Leash Pressure

Your tension, breathing, and energy travel straight down the leash — see how they raise or lower your dog's arousal.

12

Co-Regulation

Co-Regulation in Practice

Real-world moments of dog and handler calming each other under high pressure and environmental stress.

13

Recovery

Field-Based Recovery Techniques

Step by step: how to help an overwhelmed dog recover and reset without the walk ending in a crisis.

14

Relationship

Beyond Performance: Relationship Bonding

Trade obedience-as-performance for mutual trust — the foundation that makes behavior change hold on its own.

15

Field Skill

The Art of the Pause

Why giving your dog a moment to process the environment is the most powerful tool you carry.

16

Observation

Reading Subtle Body Language

Catch the small shifts in rhythm and posture that arrive moments before a bark, a lunge, or a shutdown.

17

Confidence

Building Confidence in Sensitive Dogs

Gentle, relationship-based ways to help a fearful dog feel safe and grounded in unfamiliar places.

18

Communication

Mastering Handler Communication

Refine your timing, energy, and delivery so your dog understands the ask without feeling pressured.

19

Next Steps

Preparing for Immersive Training

What to expect when you move into structured hands-on field work, Day Training, or a 2-Day Immersion.

20

Programs

The 90-Day Transformation Journey

How steady, measured support across ninety days creates lasting change for dogs with severe reactivity.

21

Next Steps

Next Steps with Coaching Canine Companions

Take what you have learned here and work out whether you need remote education, field lessons, or intensive support.

From free lessonto the right pathway.

If a video helps you see your dog differently, the next question is simple: what level of support does your dog actually need?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Free dog training video library FAQ

Who are these free dog training videos for?

These videos are for dog guardians who want to understand reactive, anxious, sensitive, overwhelmed, or high-arousal dogs through a nervous-system-first lens. They are especially useful for people who want to see Field-Based Regulation Training before choosing a paid program.

Can free videos replace private dog training?

No. The videos can help you learn the lens, recognize early signals, and understand the method. Dogs with persistent reactivity, anxiety, aggression history, or complex behavior patterns may need individualized support through Day Training, the 90-Day Program, Field Lessons, or a consultation.

What is Field-Based Regulation Training?

Field-Based Regulation Training is the Coaching Canine Companions approach to helping dogs by working with state, recovery, handler timing, movement, relationship, and the moment before behavior escalates.

Are these videos only for Rhode Island dog owners?

No. The video library is available online and can be watched from anywhere. Coaching Canine Companions also offers local in-person support in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, and online training pathways for people outside the local area.

What should I do after watching the videos?

Start with the videos that match your dog’s pattern, then choose the next path based on how much support your dog needs: Online Training for remote education, Day Training for hands-on local field work, Field Lessons for handler skill, or the 90-Day Program for structured transformation.

Videos are the beginning.The real work starts in the field.

Lorrie works with families in North Kingstown, RI and online nationwide. Use the videos to begin learning the lens — then start with a free consultation to find the right path for your dog.