Leash Walking Etiquette (4 All Ages)

This program is ideal for dogs who have become excited or reactive on walks. 

NOTE: If your dog barks or lunges at other dogs and people while on walks, additional lessons will be needed to change your dog's unwanted behavior and will be determined upon assessment.

We help families with dogs that pull on leash achieve a well mannered dog you can take anywhere by:

• helping you immediately identify and eliminate outburst scenarios on walks

• Customizing proven training techniques for your situation proven effective

• helping you incorporate behavior training into your every day lifestyle for quick and effective results

So that you can enjoy life together again and feel proud of your dog’s behavior while on walks

You'll learn the proven systems and techniques that can dramatically improve your dog’s behavior, bring joy back into your relationship, and eliminate embarrassing outbursts. 

• Confidently walk your dog through your neighborhood with pep in your step

• Go on family outings with your pup with the skills and tools to handle any situation. 

• Have a dog that is predictable and easy to handle. 

• Eliminate frustration, concern, and anxiety created by your dog’s behavior

• Be guided through the training experience with an educated and empathetic professional that holds your success and long-term results

What’s included?

5 week package that includes:

• 5 Private Lessons (60 to 90 min)

• 4 (15 min) minute follow up correspondence  emails, texts , or calls

• Ongoing support for the entire training package through text and email

• Customized shopping list for your training needs

Expected Curriculum

• Loose Leash Walking 
• Heel
• Anti- pull management techniques
• Distraction Games (find it)
• How to read your dog's body language to identify and stop outbursts
• Desensitization to unfamiliar dogs and people throughout the training program by gradual exposure to triggers in a methodical manner
• Watch me to keep your dog's focus on you
• Attention Walking (keeping your dog near)
• Nose work games to use as a distractions on walks