Fed up of being dragged round the park?

Cue the ‘who’s walking who’ comments for passersby (ouch!)

If you dread walking your dog due to their lead pulling, all hope is not lost.

Loose Leaders is for you!

Nobody wants to spend their whole walk being dragged from pillar to post.

It can end up in resentment, dreading walks and often means walks stop or reduce significantly.

So wouldn’t it be helpful if you could get some expert advice, on a 1-1 basis on how to train your dog to walk with you?

I know the internet has all sorts of answers on loose lead walking and you’re no doubt feeling overwhelmed by all the advice given to you. That’s where I can help.

Using my knowledge and experience, along with a kind and empathetic approach - I can help to support you with all the advice and knowledge you need to make your walks enjoyable again.

But how?

Our Loose Leader programme includes all the below to really set you off on the right track!

  • Three x 60 minute training sessions to teach you the techniques needed.

  • Information gathering from you prior to our session.

  • Written exercises after each session, tailored to you & your individual dog so you know exactly what to do.

  • A loose lead e-book detailing games & troubleshooting advice so you are armed with the knowledge going forward.

  • Direct e-mail support to answer any of your burning questions during our time together

  • Information and guidance from a qualified, ethical and knowledgable professional

  • Access to our private facebook group to meet others in a similar boat and share ideas and experiences

  • Peace of mind knowing that you’ve got all the help you need to get you off on the right track.

Investment; £150

In-person sessions are available in Tidworth, Amesbury, Andover, Stockbridge, Larkhill, Durrington, Bulford, Netheravon, Upavon or within a 15 mile radius of Tidworth. Anything outside of this area will be conducted online unless arranged prior.

This is for you if…

  • You want to enjoy walks again

  • You want to improve your dogs walking without the use of aversive tools

  • You want to work with someone who is up to scratch, an experienced trainer and also a qualified behaviourist who truly cares about your dog.

  • You’re confused by all the conflicting advice on the internet, or given to you by others

“Our dog is super excitable on walks & would pull the whole time. After our 1st session with Heather she was like a different dog walking to heel. We're still working on distractions but Heather is always there to offer advice & guidance. Very knowledgable and friendly service!”

-Charlene & Meg

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