Weekly Wins time! I wanted to wait until today, as I feel as though we had so many amazing wins during our Kiama Lighthouse pack walk this morning!! Let's hear all bout them!!

Hey all wondering what is the best way to train my lab to know the difference between having a heel walk and then have a walk on long lead when she can sniff an have abit more “freedom” or decompression time ?

Hi Walkies fam , just wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a place that cuts nails that can handle large excitable dogs🙂

No, not talking about my maybe 3 or 4 or no idea how old Jess! Talking about me. Please excuse the waffle. I know why it took me a long time to discover "Walkys". I was busy getting old, being overly anxious about everything, and had the thought I should be able to do all of this myself. Apparently, I was wrong. And I'm ok with that. This training at home, didn't even know it existed. I thought you simply grab a dog, grab a lead, go walking. 🤷🏻‍♀️ It's been 2 weeks since Jess and I met @Matthew Marsh , 1 week since Jess's first day at the academy, Jess is much calmer and stays outside for minutes by herself (instead of seconds). While I attended the weekly "calm collective" Jess put herself in "place" that I only set up this morning and just now had some food nearly in her crate. Winner Winner 🎉 I am hoping the walking will get easier. Knowing now that the harnesses that I spent much money on were probably the reason of her pulling when we went for walks has been difficult. I am still not comfortable with the slip lead, let alone Jess be comfortable with it. But I'm determined to be a better person for Jess! Thank you everyone, Kat 🐾

Today we lost our first puppy tooth so bobbing for some nice cold carrots in the sun this afternoon and he loves to play with water!