What to do when your dog barks, jumps, rushes to the door — or simply takes over when people visit your home.
Price: $27
Maybe the barking starts before you've even opened the door.
Maybe your dog rushes to greet everyone, jumps up, stares, follows people around, nudges hands, brings toys — or becomes a bit of a circus clown, trying one thing after another to get everyone's attention.
And suddenly everyone is focused on the dog.
You're watching the dog.
Your guests are responding to the dog.
You're interrupting your conversation to manage the dog.
And instead of enjoying the people who came to see you, you spend the visit managing what's happening around your dog.
And your guests don't have to interact with your dog simply because they're visiting you.
Some people love dogs.
Some don't want a dog jumping on them, staring at them, following them or constantly asking for their attention.
Both are okay.
Your guests don't have to become part of managing your dog simply because they've entered your home.
You'll learn what to do when you know someone is coming, what to do when someone turns up unexpectedly, and how to create a space where your dog doesn't have to be involved in everything that's happening.
So instead of spending the visit watching and managing your dog, you can actually sit down, have a conversation and enjoy your guests.


✓ What to do when someone unexpectedly comes to the door
✓ How to avoid trying to manage your dog and welcome your guests at the same time
✓ What your guests need to know — even if they don't want to interact with your dog
✓ What to do when your dog keeps trying to become the center of attention
This isn't about having a perfectly behaved dog.
It's about knowing what to do.
So the next time someone comes over, the whole visit doesn't have to revolve around your dog.
Get immediate access to When Guests Come Over and start with your next visit.
Price: $27
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Hi, I'm Celest.
I'm a certified Dog Listener, and I've been working with dog owners since 2013.
I help people understand their dogs differently — by looking at what the dog is actually communicating, rather than simply trying to stop the behaviour.
Over the years, I've helped thousands of dog owners begin to see everyday situations through their dog's eyes — and understand how small changes in the way we communicate can change much more than we expect.
When Guests Come Over is very practical. I'm going to show you what I would actually do when people are coming into a home with a dog — so you have something you can start using the next time someone visits.
