Stop Pulling on the Lead

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I found last Saturday very helpful. I've focussed very hard on Sammy this week. He is walking much better on the lead using the treats - I am enjoying our walks more, thus enjoying Sammy more. It was much better working in smaller classes – I have been to obedience classes with lots of dogs and it just doesn't work.
Deanna & Sammy

When your dog walks nicely on a lead, you will enjoy the walk more, leading to more walks and a happier, contented dog. You will learn different strategies to be able to walk your dog in balance – not pulling or leaning into the lead. Training works best when it suits you and your dog, so we find a method that works for you both, rather than 'one size fits all'.

We start with the simplest of tasks – can your dog stand still without pulling on the lead? If not we teach that, and then build up until your dog is walking nicely on the lead. All you need to do is go home and practise.

Join our loose lead walking workshop, held regularly throughout the year in Essex (near Brentwood).

Linda has given us a number of effective strategies to stop pulling on the lead. After a few weeks we are starting to see improvements. At the class Linda provided excellent coaching to us and also to our children so that we can all be consistent when we take him for walks.
Jo with Benji, Cockerpoo

Workshop includes:

You will be taught gentle, fair, effective, play & reward based training methods suitable for your breed. Training may be adjusted for the abilities of the dogs and handlers attending each session.

Places limited to no more than five dogs per 90 minute session, £20 per dog. Please contact us for a schedule of upcoming workshops and an information pack. Also available as a private training session, please ask for details.

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