A dog’s wellbeing, agency, and needs should be a priority when on a walk and that is no different when we are walking more than one dog at a time. That is, if we happen to have to walk more than one dog at a time. It’s not a flex to be walking a large group of dogs with aversive control as can often be seen in large group “pack walks”. These types of walks do not meet a dog’s needs, they are incredibly stressful for the dogs, and pose a lot of risks to the safety of the dogs in there as well as

Many people struggle with a dog who goes crazy when it’s time to go for a walk. Imagine, you want to take your dog on a nice walk throughout the neighborhood but just know your dog is going to go nuts when you get the leash which will likely lead to a walk of trying to manage an aroused dog more than an enjoyable walk. Even mentioning the walk can trigger the dog to go crazy. We all know the famous “you wanna go for a walk!” It gets to a point that people have to literally SPELL OUT the word W-A

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