Hi beautiful, like-minded Walkys community 👋 Archie and I have had two weeks of inconsistent training, mainly because life happened in the most wonderful way — I became a first-time Nonna to my precious little man, Zave! 💙 But this week is a new week, and we’re ready to pick up where we left off and continue working towards our training goals. While Archie’s training took a bit of a back seat over the past couple of weeks, I restarted our crate training three days ago and was pleasantly surprised. I honestly thought we’d need to take a few steps backwards, but Archie picked it up again like an absolute champ. 🐾 A huge thank you to Walkys! His school days over these past two weeks helped keep him engaged and on track, and it really showed when we resumed our training at home. We’re excited to get back into our routine and keep building on everything we’ve learned.

What a session tonight… We went deep. We answered every question that came through the community and then somehow ended up down a few proper rabbit holes along the way… the kind that actually change how you see your dog, not just what you do with them. If you’ve ever felt like: 👉 “Why isn’t this working?” 👉 “Am I doing the right thing?” 👉 “Why does my dog just lose it sometimes?” There’s something in this replay for you. We covered: 🐾 Real-life struggles from owners just like you 🐾 How to actually build calm, not just chase it 🐾 The small shifts that completely change behaviour 🐾 And a few honest truths most people won’t tell you This is one of those ones where if you implement even 10% of it… things start to click. Jump in, watch it back, and drop any follow-up questions below 👇 Let’s keep building calm dogs and even better homes together 🤍🐾

Ask me literally anything about dogs so I be an answer in the q and a this week!

We have already placed the next order as I know so many are feeding this amazing food now!

Hi everyone, thought I’d share a small win. When we first brought Sally in, I thought I’d never be able to teach her place. She really struggled to stay and settle - she’d sit in place for 2 seconds then leave to run around. But today I had a small win. For the first time she stayed in place whilst I went down stairs for a few mins (usually she just follows me everywhere haha). Small steps but super proud of Sally today!