Classes
Ready…Set…Come when Called
Reactive Remedy classes – Levels 1 & 2
Reactive Remedy
These 6-week classes focus on creating a dog who can see other dogs on walks and not overly-react.
Having a leash reactive dog is stressful for the human, and the dog. You may often experience a sense of dread and tension on walks, anticipating the moments where you and your dog may come across another dog. When your dog explodes, you may feel embarrassed, ashamed or judged because of your dog’s behavior. You may also feel alone in your struggles.
The small class size ensures that you and your dog’s specific challenges are addressed.
These classes are taught by business owner and professional dog trainer, Julie Sharp, a certified behavior consultant with over 15 years of working with reactive dogs.
* Level 1
$ 375
Imagine being able to have a relaxing and pleasant walk with your dog. No more barking and lunging. No struggling trying to get your dog to calm down.
We will work together to get your dog to a place where they can see other dogs on walks and not have emotional outbursts.
* Level 2
Class in progress. We’ll be offering it again in August.
Please send me an email if you would like to be notified when this class is scheduled.
Class in progress. We’ll be offering it again in August.
Please send me an email if you would like to be notified when this class is scheduled.
$ 375
Level 2 is for people who have taken a reactive dog class or worked with a private trainer before and would like to continue training
It’s best if you are familiar with clicker/marker training, even if you haven’t done much of it.
Love that Loose Leash!
4 sessions/50-minute class
Tuesdays, Aug 19 - Sept 9 2025 6.30p
$195
If you have a dog who barks and lunges at other dogs, while on leash, please see our Reactive Remedy classes.
Do you want:
…to stop struggling with your dog on walks ?
…your dog to pay attention to you while on walks?
…to have a calmer dog when you’re out and about?
This is the class for you!
This class is for dogs who spend most of their time pulling on the leash when on walks. Usually they’re pulling to get to the next best thing. To be honest, this may often places another dog has marked or peed on. Or they’re just sniffing around, distracted and moving fast. If you’d like them to explore and sniff but not pull on the leash while doing it, this is your class!
Make walks a positive, not frustrating, experience for your dog (and you!)
