What is the Sequence of Surrender?

This lesson brings the other four together and is the real secret sauce.

It focusses on a dog's journey from standing to full submission, revealing their trust, relaxation, and willingness to follow. Understanding this sequence helps read their mindset and guide them into calm obedience effortlessly.

Standing to Full Submission

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There are specific moments where dogs transition from standing into sitting, or sitting into laying, or laying with belly down into putting their throat down. These actions reveal deep information about their mind-states and emotinoal states. They are communications you MUST understand if you want know how to KEEP your dog calm. This is my favorite Module.
Are you aware of the 4 most powerful calming signals that your dog already does? You need to know these because they work together in sequence with one another. This is my favorite lesson and I refer to it in every single session I ever do.

Standing to Full Submission

What to Expect

What is the Sequence of Surrender?

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Do you use positive reinforcement dog training? Yes—Peaceful Alpha rewards calm focus, not chaotic excitement, integrating clicker techniques and marker words so your dog learns to relax and obey.

Are you a certified dog behaviorist? While not a vet-diagnosed behaviourist, I specialise in re-patterning aggressive dog behaviour through communication, leadership, and energy work.

What’s the difference between obedience training and Peaceful Alpha? Traditional dog obedience training drills commands; Peaceful Alpha trains the emotions behind the behaviour, producing longer-lasting results.

Can I train my dog online if I’m not in Toronto? Absolutely—our online dog training masterclass and Zoom coaching packages help clients worldwide solve reactivity, puppy crate training, and leash issues.

Do you guarantee results? Yes. Follow the eight-session roadmap and commit to the daily homework I give you and you’ll see measurable calm, loose-leash walks, and reliable “place” behaviour.