Loose Lead Walking Training for your Dobermann
Tailored specifically for the dobermann, our 5 day Loose Lead Walking Training programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge that you need to understand why your dog struggles with walking calmly on the lead.
If any of the following sounds familiar:
- concern for your own safety because of your dog’s pulling
- embarrassed by your dog’s choking and gasping as he pulls from one scent to another
- frustration at the lunging at passing dogs
- embarrassment from the spinning and vocalizing at other dogs
wanting to walk your dog without adversive tools such as a prong, choke or e-collar
What You’ll Learn About Loose Lead Walking:
- How your dog’s emotions are foiling your success and how to deal with it
- How we create associations that promote pulling
- How Pattern Games can help you and your dog learn loose lead and deal with real life situations.
- How understanding body language can help you on your walks.
Our Step-by-Step 5-Day Course is Designed to Reset Your Walks and Rebuild Your Confidence
Understand –
We help you understand why loose lead walking is a struggle for dogs and can be particularly challenging for a strong, working breed like the Dobermann. We will help you understand why your current walks may be working against you.
Observe –
We will cover the importance of learning your dog’s body language so you can understand when he is beginning to struggle. You will identify what is your dog’s strongest motivator to help you have the most effective training sessions.
Reset –
Our program helps you wipe the slate as clean as possible so that you and your dog can begin training for enjoyable walks for both of you.
Build Confidence –
You will naturally build confidence as you learn what tools to use, best areas for calm walking practice and how training FOR the walk can be the key to success. You will learn how to build your dog’s confidence with a variety of new skills that will help your dog succeed and help meet their breed needs.
Essential Skills –
We will help you learn the core handling skills that can really make your sessions clear for your dog. You will learn how incorporating basic pattern games into your walks toolbox will increase your walking skills.
Grow Your Relationship –
Having a healthy relationship with your dog will make training fun and more successful for you both. You will learn ways to build that relationship and things to avoid that may hinder it.
Trainer Support –
Throughout the course your trainers will be available to evaluate and give feedback on your skills practice by viewing your video submissions in our private group setting. They will provide support and answer any questions that you have every step of the way.
Students become part of our private Facebook or WhatsApp groups for our class members. You will have access here to ask our trainers any questions you may have. You will share videos of the exercises you are doing with your dogs for trainer input in this group as well. Pictures of locations you are struggling with can be shown for tailored feedback.
Our students love the supportive nature of our groups and many stay in contact with other class members who have become friends!
“The saying is you can’t teach an old dog new tricks but trust me you most certainly can.
My Bella Is 8 now and I’m ancient and until the autumn of last year Bella was a nightmare to take anywhere, pulling, spinning, twisting, reactive and prey driven, even after years of trying and all sorts of training. Then I found Sharon Chamberlin, joined her group and followed some of her courses. Absolute miracle change in Bella”
Eilleen
“I just wanted to give you an update on Otis. He is not turning into a beautiful well mannered young man. We are still training everyday, introducing him to new places slowly! and he seems so much happier and content. He still has his moment’s and times when he’s unsure but, I know when he’s feeling uneasy and get him out of that situations. I really can’t thank you enough, I never thought we get where we are and if I had not found you I know we would not have. Thanks again”
Jackie & Otis
“I cannot thank you enough for all our training. We had stopped taking Leto on walks on the lovely South Downs near us because it was such hard work dealing with Leto’s prey drive which resulted in him either hurtling off into the distance or going bananas on the end of the lead, making it miserable for all of us.
Since doing the prey drive training in addition to all the other training we’ve been doing, I’ve just been able to take him up there for the third time and had a great walk again.”
Lynn
“He is no longer reactive to cyclists, runners and passers by at all & his reactivity towards other dogs is greatly improved since implementing techniques taught in this course.”
Alison
This course will run for five consecutive days beginning on Monday, 13 April, 2026 at 7:30 pm GMT. Daily meetings will be live via Zoom and will be recorded and made available for you to review or in case you miss the live. Your detailed training materials remain yours upon completion.
Won’t you join us and change your current walks in for more enjoyable and engaging outings for you and your Dobermann?
For more information or for a free 15 minute consultation, email us at dobercademy@gmail.com
We would love to have you be one of our success stories as well and hope you will join us!
