All Dogs Go To Erinn
Dog Behaviour and Training
Only Have Eyes For You
A four-week, online and in-person course for dogs who struggle to focus on their guardians around social distractions on walks.
Do you have a Fenton....?
​You know the dog I mean....and if you don't (you're gonna love this), here's the clip https://share.google/vy9jBGK7vxScfZQUK
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Embarrassing, right? Not just embarrassing, also dangerous! Look, we've all been there when we've momentarily lost control of our dogs and they've done a runner. Maybe your dog isn't quite Fenton level...yet. But, if it's happening on every walk and you find yourself hesitating before you unclip that lead, you need my help.
Trust me when I say that your dog isn't being stubborn about not wanting to come back when they see anything that moves. They’re simply more reinforced by the environment than they are by their handler.
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​This is where I come in.​
Who is this for?
This course is for any dog, regardless of age, who find the outside world far more interesting than their guardian.
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Walks are starting to become a chore?
You're not enjoying them, and, in fact, you're kinda starting to dread them?
This course is for you.
Walks shouldn't be hard work. They should be relaxed and care-free, being able to trust that your dog will come back to you when you ask them to. If your dog is regularly getting into trouble with other dogs and people on walks, going missing and you're relying on hope and a prayer that they'll come back to you? You need this course. If your dog is starting to get into risky situations, being over friendly and a little too enthusiastic about greeting everyone, you need this course. If you're fed up of being embarrassed at the park and contemplating buying your own freedom field, this course is definitely for you. ​
What To Expect...
Over the course of 4 weeks, we’ll strip things back to the foundations, discovering what truly motivates your dog and how to use the tools you already have more effectively.
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We’ll begin with a Zoom session so that you're not having to wrangle your dog and listen to me at the same time. This is where I’ll explain what we’re working on, why it matters, and the homework you’ll be focusing on between weeks one and three.
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For the following two weeks after our Zoom session, you’ll put this work into practice at home and on quiet walks, with support and guidance from me along the way.
In week three, we’ll meet in a private field to bring those foundations to life — practising what you’ve been working on in a controlled, supportive environment.
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After this session, you’ll begin to gradually reintroduce normal walks, using the skills you’ve built to help your dog make better choices.
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In week four, we’ll take this work into the real world, choosing slightly busier locations and applying everything you’ve been practising so you feel confident continuing on your own.
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You will learn to read your dog’s body language, recognise when you’re starting to lose their attention, and bring them back using effective reinforcers.
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And finally — this course isn’t about cue training. It’s about helping your dog choose you, supporting them in doing so, and giving you both the confidence to enjoy walks together again.
The goal isn’t to control your dog; it’s to help them choose you even when the world gets interesting.
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👉Interested? Click here to find out more​​​