Which is why I am more than excited to have put this on-lead wildlife reactivity program together for you, walking you through the whole process I used personally with Tramp (and my clients) to reduce (and if you stick with it) eliminate those big explosions to our fabulous countryside creatures.

By the end of the program, you will have:
✅ The tools to successfully navigate wildlife on walks
✅ A stronger, more reliable connection with your dog when out in the world
✅ Taught your dog the foundation skills that help them learn to self-regulate - requiring less micro-management from you
✅ Learnt ways to provide safe, satisfying outlets for your dogs particular prey drive needs
✅ Worked through a structured process of wildlife exposure in real world situations
✅ Everything you need to enjoy calmer walks in wildlife rich places! 🐿️

Now don't get me wrong, this is not a magic wand, there is no quick fix here - let's face it, we're trying to buck mother nature! 

Yes, there is work involved, but if you work through the steps in this program, apply what you learn and commit to being consistent & practising at every stage, then you can teach your dog how to encounter wildlife without losing their mind - and it doesn't require hours of training.

How  Much time Will I Need and How Long Will it Take 
The time commitment is genuinely manageable. Teaching any new skills takes only short sessions - two to three minutes, a few times a day, and after that it's simply about integrating what you've both learned into your daily walks, and being present and focused.

As for results... I'll be honest, because I'd rather set you up for success than give you a number that doesn't hold true for your dog. How quickly things progress depends on your dog as an individual and how consistently you're able to apply the exercises. What I can tell you is that if you show up consistently and work through the program at a pace that's right for your dog, you will see change.

What About Prey Drive and Chase Behaviour
Whilst this isn't a program that goes into great detail about addressing off lead prey driven chase behaviour, I have included some of my top tips on that at the end for you as well.  

But - if your dog explodes when they see wildlife on lead, this is the first thing you need to master anyway, if you ever want to stand any chance of preventing chase or prey drive behaviour when your dog is off lead.