Loose‑Lead Walking - Focus, Moving Games & Pulling Protocol (eBook)

A simple, layered plan for calmer walks.

Learn how to build focus without nagging, take that focus on the move, teach a comfy heel position using clever reward placement, and use a pulling protocol that swaps towing for tidy check‑ins. Finish with practical gear and real‑world tips so the lead stays loose more of the time. 

What you’ll learn 

• Focus (eye‑contact) without prompts: start in low distraction; mark “yes!” the instant they glance up; then generalise: garden → drive → quiet lay‑by → park. (Eye‑contact is mutually exclusive with pulling.) 
• On the Move — “Drunk Dog Walking”: hands at tummy button; step back, reward as they follow, change direction often, only 1–3 steps between rewards; goal = your dog shadows you. 
• Position (heelwork): semi‑circle lure to tuck beside your leg, then reward placement next to your leg so that spot becomes the best place in the world. Mix 1–3 steps between rewards. 
• When your dog pulls: stand still, wait for a check‑in, semi‑circle back to heel, continue. (Stop self‑rewards like towing to sniffs/hellos until you’ve had a few nice steps.) 
• Top tips: control self‑rewards, pick harness + double‑ended lead, and mix in boring sniffy walks so “lead on” isn’t always a cue for high arousal. 

What you get

• An 8–9 page, illustrated guide with step‑by‑step games, a pulling protocol, and kit tips, plus an upsell nudge to your Loose‑Lead Legends Masterclass.