FREE leash reactivity webinar


I am excited to offer a FREE webinar on leash reactivity. So many of you struggle to walk your dogs and I find myself sharing the same information over and over again with each new student. On April 1st, we will touch on some of the commonly missed key parts of fixing leash reactivity and getting you back enjoying walks.

Don't get me wrong, there is no quick fix and not all dogs will become laid back and relaxed walking partners, but it makes us so much more confident when we know how to help our dogs and how to give them the skills so they can enjoy their walks too!

P.S. Right after the webinar, I'll be opening the doors to LEASH REACTIVITY DEEP-DIVE, my group mentorship program in which I spend 8 weeks with a small group of people struggling with leash reactivity.

Because this is a custom experience and I get to know each of you and your dogs intimately, space is limited to only 10 people. We will sell out. Be sure to read all the details ahead of time so you're ready with any questions you might have!

I hope to see you soon!

Christina

2738 Holden Corso Rd, Nanaimo, BC v9x 1n5
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