Is your dogs constant pulling spoiling your daily walks?
Does your dog pull your arm out of its socket when he spots another dog?
Do you wish you could take your dog with you on days out without their constant pulling causing you stress?
I’m Laura, your personal trainer and I am here to help
A dog who pulls on the lead is exhausting to walk. The constant tug of war causing friction between you.
This constant pulling can cause long term health problems for both dog and owner. The strain put on the owners arm and dogs neck can cause muscle and ligament damage, some of which may not be immediately obvious.
I have been training dogs for over 10 years. I have taken on rescue dogs who have dragged me about leaving me feeling frustrated and out of control. Having worked with a variety of breeds from tiny Yorkshire Terriers to Great Danes and Newfoundland’s, I understand the individual needs of each dog and owner.
Fed up with feeling like one arm is longer than the other?
Embarrassed about walking your dog with friends because of the constant pulling?
Wish you could take you dog with you for relaxing days out?
Feel like the constant pulling is spoiling your daily walks?
Stop the Pull is a free online mini course comprising of 5 videos for you to watch at your leisure. Learn where to attach the lead, and how to hold it, how to calmly leave the house, why sniffing is so important, teach your dog to wait and set realistic expectations for walks. A great introduction to the training methods used at the Dog Owner Training School.
Do you want to start teaching your dog on your next walk?
Looking for a training plan that just focuses on loose kead walking?
The online training programme is the perfect way to train your dog as part of their daily exercise. Progress through the 21 Days to Loose Lead Dreams online training course at your own pace. Access support via phone, WhatsApp, email or text when you need it. Work straight through the 21 day plan, or do it at your own pace. The videos are available for you to re-watch when you need them.
Sign up for extra help via home visits, 1-2-1 sessions and Zoom calls when you need it at a mutually convenient time. You could opt for weekly sessions, or just add them in when you need them.
“Laura’s support has been invaluable in producing a happy dog who is well on the way to being a delight inside and out, on and off the lead, despite not being the easiest breed. She’s patient and creative, and is able to adapt her approach and advice to the preferences of individual owners and dogs. There are many dog training resources out there, some good, some perhaps less so, but Laura’s non-judgemental approach and willingness to engage directly with specific challenges stand out.” Mrs Moriarty
Please feel free to drop me an email or give me a call to have a chat before committing to any of my training options. Not all trainers are the same so it is important to find someone who you feel comfortable working with.
laura@dogownertrainingschool.co.uk
07548 880298 WhatsApp / text / phone
(if no answer please leave a message and I will call you back. I only take calls when in the privacy of my office – you wont find me taking business calls when shopping in Tesco!)
Personalized help and support
Every dog and owner is different, which is why we put together a training plan that works for you.
Training that is simple to follow
Each training exercise is broken down into simple, easy to follow steps.
Email, phone and WhatsApp support between sessions
Its a bit like having a dog training in your pocket. Whether you book a home visit, group class or sign up to train online, you are welcome to contact the trainer for support between sessions when you need it.
Family friendly training
The whole family is welcome to get involved with the training experience. Ask about K9 Cadets – our training programme for children.
A positive training experience for owners and dogs.
Positive, reward based training is used with both the dogs and their owners. Leave each session feeling optimistic with new ideas.
Training that works in real life
Training in a village hall is very different to being out in the real world. Our training is designed to work where you need it to.
