Teach your dog to walk beside you on a loose leash and say goodbye to being dragged down the road!

Every time you step out of the house with your dog on the lead, it’s frustrating. 

What you thought was going to be a relaxing, enjoyable walk has turned into a stress-inducing walk-of-shame.

You get the side-eye from other dog owners as they cross the road to avoid you. You see the fear in the eyes of parents with kids who wide-birth you. You see the judgement in people’s eyes when fido pulls you along like a freight train to sniff the next tree.

Your sweet snuggle-muffin at home turns into a lunging-barking-jumping embarrassment.

To top it off, you’re constantly on edge you won’t be able to control your pooch because they get as excited as a toddler on Christmas morning at the mere hint of a bird singing, a lawnmower starting, or heaven forbid, the postman wearing high-viz gear. Yep, your dog is a cliche alright.

The bottom line is, you want to be able to enjoy being with your dog. You want to take them to the cafe and sneak them pieces of bacon. You want to walk them to the shops in the sunshine. 

The Loose Leash Walking Programme.

It doesn’t matter if your dog pulls you like they’re an Olympic gold medalist in dog-pulling.  Or how big or small they are.  Or how young or old they are.

Your dog isn’t broken.  And contrary to popular belief, you can teach an old dog new tricks.

Your dog can learn.  In fact, your dog loves learning.  Especially when they’re learning with positive reinforcement.

Hey, I’m Kelly Brown (BSc Hons (Psych), CPDT-KA, PMCT1). 

I know what it feels like to have a dog you absolutely love cause you stress, frustration and embarrassment because of their annoying behaviour problems. 

I also know the look of relief that spreads across a dog parent’s face when they finally start to see changes in their dog’s behaviour in as little as 10 minutes a day.  I see it daily in my Facebook group with dog parents finally enjoying precious time with their dog.

With a global career in human resources, a psychology degree, dog training qualifications and having worked alongside some of the most influential dog specialists in the world, I’ve dedicated my life to understanding both human and dog behaviour.

That’s what makes my programmes unique.  By blending my expertise, my programmes work with you – the dog parent – to ensure you’re learning and implementing the training techniques into your life.  My programmes also take into account how different dogs respond, ensuring lasting results for everyone.