Can we talk about something powerful for a minute? Google reviews are one of the biggest ways we can reach and help more families. Not because of ego. Not because of stars. But because when a stressed, overwhelmed dog owner is sitting at home at 10pm Googling “dog trainer near me”… your words might be the thing that gives them hope. Reviews do three huge things for us: • They build trust with people who are nervous to reach out • They help us show up higher when families search for help • They allow us to impact more dogs, more homes, more lives At Walkys, we talk a lot about structure, clarity, and fulfillment. That doesn’t stop at training. It extends to the way we grow this community too. If Walkys has helped you and your dog in any way, we would genuinely love your feedback. Please take a couple of minutes to leave us a Google review here: https://g.page/r/CfGo5VVkBSe_EBE/review Your experience matters. Your words matter. And they might be the reason another family finally reaches out instead of giving up. Let’s keep raising the standard. Let’s keep helping more dogs live balanced, fulfilled lives.

A week off the lounge and no 🛌 snuggles before crate bedtime, hmmm I must say he’s coped really well. But today!! Has to be the all time winner, walking!! No pulling!! Loose leash, constant check ins with me, distractions everywhere even with his new puppy friend!! We came across his bestest human that has fed his excitement from the day she met him , he contained himself and laid down and relaxed whilst we conversed and just chilled out!!!! I legit just wanted to kiss him!!!! lol but gave that a miss.. proud dog mum moment!! We carried on with our calm walk.. the first time it wasn’t a challenge.. it wasn’t a task.. thanks to walkies.. it wasn’t a huge walk I concentrated on calm.. and boring..

I really want to thank Nath and your team. Two weeks ago, I took Buddy to go have his vaccinations. He was getting too reactive that they couldn't even put a stethoscope on him to check his heartbeat and he was trying to bite them. Quite normal for Buddy. They mentioned the only way to get his vaccination done was to medicate him the night before and the morning of. This afternoon, Buddy did another visit with the vet with some hot chicken, which he loves. Buddy not only allowed the vet to check him all over, his teeth, and put a stethoscope on him, he also had his vaccinations. No medication beforehand. On his file, he is down as a reactive dog that can't be touched. If we have gotten anything out of Walkys so fa,r I can now take my dog to the vet and be calm. Thank you so much.

If you missed it, this one was packed. We broke down real walking struggles, talked through what’s actually happening under the surface, and showed you how to shift from chaos to clarity on the lead. No gimmicks. No “just exercise them more.” Just practical, structured solutions you can apply on your very next walk. Inside the replay we covered: How to reset overexcitement before it explodes • The small timing tweaks that change everything • Live answers to your questions Go watch it back, take notes, and pick one thing to implement today. Not five. One. Master that and watch the shift. Calm isn’t luck. Loose leash isn’t talent.It’s trained. Hit play and let’s level up your walks. 🐕🔥

Today at 12:30pm we’re going live and pulling back the curtain on what we’ve learned over the last 6 weeks… and we’re doing it with a live demo dog so you can see everything in real time. This isn’t theory. This is what it actually looks like on the floor. We’ll be covering: • What’s working • Where people get stuck • How to troubleshoot in the moment • And how to apply it to your own dog straight away Jump on live so you can: 🐶 Ask your questions 🐶 See live demonstrations 🐶 Get clarity on exactly what to do next If you can’t make it, drop your questions in the comments before 12pm and we’ll answer them during the session. Calm isn’t luck. It’s built. Let’s build it together. 🔥