How Students Feel Before + After Pawsitive Strides
I wanted to take moment to talk about the change my students experience when they work with me through Pawsitive Strides!
I went live in Loose Leash Walking Help! to support you and answer some qusetions that have come in about Pawsitive Strides Online!
The program is only open for registration til tomorrow at 8pm Atlantic!
Drop your questions below or send me a message to chat more about your pup.
https://nohassledogtraining.ca/pawsitive-strides-online/
Isolated. Frustrated. Drained. Angry. Stuck.
Dog moms from around the world are telling me this is how they feel after every walk.
Their dogs pull on leash every step of the way and get way too excited by people, dogs, leaves blowing, and wildlife doing it’s thing (lookin’ at you squirrels!). That’s when they become unpredictable – adding lunging and barking to an already stressful walk!
Walks with my beagle, Mabel, used to be the same way. My back and shoulders would get sore from all the beagle hopping (IYKYK), I’d get frustrated and even started avoiding walks.
When we really got to work and I made loose leash walking my focus, I discovered a ton of great training exercises to help us find success. And now, I want to share some of the best ones for free!
I’m hosting Walks Without Worries, a FREE 3-day challenge where you’ll learn simple and actionable exercises that will help improve dog walks today! And I go live each day to provide even more insight and tips (it’s recorded too, don’t worry!)
Ready for better walks? Click the ‘Learn more’ button below to register! The fun starts Monday, October 28th!
Here’s what some of our previous challengers had to say:
“I love your approach because of that sensitivity to the human end of the leash and talking about our emotions too.”
“Thank you, Amanda, for doing this challenge! To hear all this so briefly and well said is pure gold for anyone struggling!”
Sound good? Register by clicking here: https://nohassledogtraining.podia.com/walks-without-worries
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