Loose Leash Masterclass

⚠️ Being dragged along the street on a walk around the block is a frustrating reality for a great many dog owners.

?  This event is for you if:

✅ You’ve tried (and failed) to teach your dog to walk on a loose leash

✅ Your dog has some behavioural issues, and as part of that behaviour the dog pulls on the leash

✅ You’re a dog trainer looking for a fresh idea or perspective on how you may be able to help your clients

✅ You’ve been unsuccessful watching YouTube videos, and you need a little ‘real life’ help

✅ Your dog has no training at all, and you’re not sure where to even begin

✅ You own a puppy or young dog, and you want to set the right patterns and understandings in place right away.

?The cost of the event is a measly $80. That’s right, only $80.

? For those of you that need some professional help but can’t afford to work 1-1 with a trainer, this is a great ‘middle ground’ step to give you more guidance and actionable ideas.

? Many folks simply reconcile themselves to this always being the case, whilst others justify this behaviour based on a dog’s breed, history, or the fact that they feel they’ve ‘tried everything’.

? Some dog owners simply look to using some piece of new equipment for the answer, and may experience success for a short period before things return to their previous state.

? Loose leash walking prove to be an elusive goal for many dog owners, and for many dogs there’s a strong connection between pulling on the leash and engaging in problem behaviour.

? One thing is for sure – if your dog pulls on the leash, he’s not going to learn to behave differently unless you teach him to do so!

? By building your dog’s understanding of the individual pieces of the end result you’re seeking, you too can be that person that proudly walks your dog down the street on a loose leash.

? This workshop will focus on a teaching a framework that has been used with profound success by our clients for many years – even for those dogs with well established pulling behaviour.

Please note: This is not an event to attend with your own dog, however there will be dogs used to illustrate the concepts and ideas shared. Please do not bring your dog to this event unless you are specifically invited to bring him/her.