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Leaving Wildlife- Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
LWDG Training Essentials The tools our members use to plan, track and get more from every training session. Magic Month Planner Quick-Plan Pad The Thoughtful Dog Trainer
Hunting and Sweeping- Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
LWDG Training Essentials The tools our members use to plan, track and get more from every training session. Magic Month Planner Quick-Plan Pad The Thoughtful Dog Trainer
Check-Ins – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
LWDG Training Essentials The tools our members use to plan, track and get more from every training session. Magic Month Planner Quick-Plan Pad The Thoughtful Dog Trainer
Walk 3: Track Retrieves – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Module 8 LWDG Training Essentials The tools our members use to plan, track and get more from every training session. Magic Month Planner Quick-Plan Pad The Thoughtful Dog Trainer
Adrenaline Waves – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Heel work and stop whistle, drip fed between the exciting stuff so that excitement goes up and comes back down again across the session. Sam explains what this is actually…
Close Work and Stillness – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Once your dogs are loosened off, you can start asking for thought. Sam uses the bank alongside the track to send Bella up and in, dropping items so that going…
Walk 2 – Picking Battles – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Sam takes an exuberant spaniel somewhere she’s never been, on purpose, knowing it will send her sky high. This is management running alongside training, and it isn’t polished. The quartering…
Zoomies and Warm Down – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Bella hits the overwhelm button and has a proper set of zoomies, and Sam has deliberately left it in the footage. You’ll see a dog go up, come back down,…
Platforms and Obstacles – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Back into woodland, and there’s an enormous stone that’s been there longer than anyone can account for. Sam uses it as a platform for sit stays, and admits mid-masterclass that…
Open Ground – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
Open field, rough grass, well trodden paths. Sam works hunting and quartering in the rough, gets retrieves in on the paths, then allows free hunting and shows you why it…
Starting the Walk – Walks You Can Actually Enjoy
How you leave the house sets everything that follows. Sam takes Bella up a road , showing lead length, where your dogs should sit in relation to traffic, and how…
Stop The Pull Webinar – Full Video
You’ve got the replay. Here’s the part that makes it stick. The replay shows you the stages. The Society helps you apply them to the dog in front of you,…
Stop The Pull Study Guide
Download your study guide and BONUSÂ PDF below and start with the first small step. This guide will help you understand why your dog pulls, what to change first, and…
8. Training More Than One Dog and Bringing It All Together
Covers: Why dogs should be trained separately at first Building up to walking dogs together Consistency as the main takeaway Ending with encouragement LWDG Training Essentials The tools our members…
Adding Challenge Without Making Heelwork Boring
Covers: Pivots on the spot Slow and fast pace changes Auto sits Down stays Recalls into heel Stop whistle Leaving distractions Walking past dummies, toys, food pots, and other dogs…
Teaching the Finish: From Front to Heel Position
Covers: Teaching the dog to return to heel position from in front Using place boards to guide the movement Adding the cue once the pattern is understood Removing the boards…
Using Place Boards to Strengthen Heel Position
Covers: Place boards as heelwork targets Walking from one board to another Auto sits when you stop Pivoting beside you Warning that some dogs may rush to the board Prompt:Set…
Step Three: Take Heelwork Into the Real World
Covers: Starting outdoors in low-distraction places Using car parks, quiet lanes, playing fields Stopping and resetting when the dog pulls ahead Changing pace Using verbal praise between food rewards Why…
Step Two: Add the Lead Without Making It a Battle
Covers: Letting the lead drag first Making lead on/off positive Very short puppy sessions Keeping the lead loose Rewarding calmness around the lead Prompt:Do two or three short reps. Lead…
Step One: Build Value Beside Your Leg
Covers: Starting with puppies or taking adult dogs back to basics Rewarding the dog beside your leg Not adding the heel cue too early Resetting without rewarding the wrong movement…
Personal Safety for Women Out with Their Dogs – Live Recording
We cover: Why daylight attacks are now more common, and what that means for how we think about safety The personal safety habits that make you statistically less likely to…
