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Leash Pullers Anonymous

When you bring your dog out into public, do they pull continuously on leash? Do...Read MoreWhen you bring your dog out into public, do they pull continuously on leash? Do they see another person, dog, woodland creature or just simply want to reach a really delectable smell that causes you to suddenly lurch forward, potentially hurting your arm in the process and makes walking nearly impossible and just downright unenjoyable? In our Leash Pullers Anonymous class, we will help you teach your dog to start walking on a loose leash more consistently by implementing methods and techniques that show your dog that staying at your side is much better than pulling ahead. We will also cover the pros and cons of different tools that you can use to help you with your loose leash walking journey and begin to prepare you for how to handle more difficult distractions out in the real world. It is common for students to re-enroll in Leash Pullers Anonymous multiple times in order to strengthen their skills before moving on to the next class: Urban Adventurers. Dogs must be five months or older, have up-to-date Rabies and Bordetella vaccinations prior to the first class and not be aggressive on leash (i.e excessive barking, lunging, snapping, etc.) towards people or other dogs.