Walks should be the best part of your dog’s day, not the most stressful part of yours. This plan tackles pulling with clear loose-leash steps, and reactivity with a gentle, distance-based approach that changes how your dog feels about triggers.
- Works for pullers, reactive dogs, or both
- Reward-based only: no prong, choke or shock collars
- Trigger-distance logs and a chart that show progress you’d otherwise miss
- Emergency moves for when a trigger appears too close
What’s inside (38 pages)
Pulling or reactivity? Safety first, and a record of your dog’s walk today.
Fear, frustration, overexcitement and the idea of threshold, plus a body-language guide.
What helps, what to skip, and a five-step muzzle plan.
Eight indoor games, including check-ins, hand touch, quick turns and the leash-pressure game.
A six-stage plan, the two rules for every walk, and troubleshooting.
Spot & Snack, measuring threshold distance, a trigger inventory and parallel walking.
Tips by trigger, management, greetings, decompression walks and emergency moves.
Walk card, 8-week roadmap, progress chart, 8 trigger-distance logs, 4 walk logs and weekly reviews.
When to see your vet or a behavior professional, who to look for, and sources.
See real pages in the image gallery above.
Who it’s for
- Dogs who pull on the leash
- Dogs who bark, lunge or growl at dogs, people, bikes or cars
- Owners who want a structured, kind plan they can track
Questions
My dog has bitten someone. Is this enough?
No. Please work with a veterinary behaviorist or qualified reward-based trainer. This plan can support their work, and it explains muzzle training and safety steps.
How do I get it?
Right after checkout you get a download link on the order confirmation page and in your order email. If you created an account, it is also under My Account, Downloads. Nothing is shipped.
Can I print it?
Yes. It is designed for US Letter paper and prints well in color or black and white. It also reads well on a phone or tablet.
Is this veterinary advice?
No. It is practical education and organization, written to match guidance from sources like the ASPCA, AKC and Merck Veterinary Manual. Your vet is always the right person for diagnosis and treatment.
The BlueTarg Guide Collection includes this guide plus eight more (309 pages) for $59. Bought separately they cost $145.
Instant PDF download. Digital product; no physical item is shipped. For personal use. General education, not a substitute for advice from your veterinarian.
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