Give me 8 weeks and I’ll teach you ways to calm your crazy dog and get them to stop pulling on every. single. walk. I’ll give you the confidence and skills you’ll need to start having better walks!

Are you exhausted with your dog’s daily behaviour?

Which leads me to ask:

Is your dog pulling so hard on the leash that it feels like you just went through a grueling shoulder workout?

And does your dog do these things daily?

• Pull on you with all of their might
• Make you frustrated by not paying attention to you
• Make you feel anxious by bolting towards distractions like cars and bikes
• Leave you feeling helpless by barking at other dogs (who are often quiet and well-behaved in return)

If your pup does any of these things, then keep reading for THIS simple solution.

You were hoping that your walks would be the joyful getaway you share with each other after your day of work.

You know your friendship with your dog is priceless, your dog comforts you after a stressful day at work, sleeps & cuddles with you to watch TV, and has always been your family’s dog.  

You can see their precious eyes light up with excitement when you come home from work.

Now, you you think twice before taking your dog out.

You feel like pushing the walk forward an hour, or two or three…

Just so you can avoid the slight chance that your dog runs into
another dog or person.

But you feel guilty because your pup just wants to go out.

If it feels like a breaking point for you and your dog’s relationship,
then just pause for one second…

Could you really imagine your house without your dog? 👇

Pulling on the leash any harder, using shock/bark collars, or yelling one more time won’t solve your problem. 

You have to change the way you and your dog respond to each other.

Your dog is too energetic, anxious, taking in too much stimuli, and lacks a calm state of mind.

Our goal is to give you the knowledge and the tools you need to feel confident you can communicate with your dog (anytime and anywhere).

If you knew how to communicate with your dog peacefully, then you’d have no trouble with their behaviour.

You would finally feel stress free.

Knowing your dog can come back to you in a instant with your cue.

Knowing your dog won’t pull on you forcefully to chase after random things.

Feeling proud that your dog can be obedient in the presence of other dogs, children, guests, and neighbours.

After all, your dog’s behaviour WON’T change overnight, but there has to be investment of time and effort into training your dog.

We specialize in helping tailor training for busy dog owners so they can experience peaceful and satisfying walks on a day to day basis.

You can book a free call with us today to tell us about your pup’s situation, and we will create a plan so you don’t have to cope with the stress of your dog’s behaviour again!

Client Success Stories!

Lemmy’s Mom – She started the program unable to walk her 80lb golden doodle. The first time she walked him during a session I could see how nervous she was but she made it!

That bit of success empowered her to continue practicing in low distraction areas and using landmarks to judge how much further she could make it up the block.

Gimble’s Family – Gimble’s parents know he’s a special dog, meant for great things! They’d love to get him certified as a therapy dog but he pulls so hard so they need to tackle that first.

With my help they have begun to see success calling him away from distractions like other dogs, people, and those awful blowing leaves!