Teach the Leash (TM): Loose Leash Walking DVD

At the top of my list of excellent teachers of dog training is Pam Dennison. She has the gift of explaining complex issues in simple ways as well as the vast experience to help humans understand what makes their dogs tick. Her DVD, Teach the Leash: Loose Leash Walking, offers expert guidance in one of the most important skills people can develop with their dogs--how to walk nicely on a leash without ever using any harsh equipment. In the context of a dog training class, Pam explains the steps to help dogs learn, demonstrates them, and then shows the students in her class practicing them with a variety of dogs. The dogs make notable progress! Of particular value is her emphasis on the nature of human-dog relationships based not on control, but on clear communication and collaboration. The DVD shows how to achieve some of the most important behaviors dogs need to live comfortably with their people, and it gives people the positive training methods to use with their dogs and get results! This DVD is priceless in the wonderful details and tips it includes. All people who live with dogs will find this a "high value treat!"

Risë VanFleet, PhD, RPT-S, CAEBC-I
Author of The Human Half of Dog Training and
the Maxwell Award-winning Animal Assisted Play Therapy
and others
At the top of my list of excellent teachers of dog training is Pam Dennison. She has the gift of explaining complex issues in simple ways as well as the vast experience to help humans understand what makes their dogs tick. Her DVD, Teach the Leash: Loose Leash Walking, offers expert guidance in one of the most important skills people can develop with their dogs--how to walk nicely on a leash without ever using any harsh equipment. In the context of a dog training class, Pam explains the steps to help dogs learn, demonstrates them, and then shows the students in her class practicing them with a variety of dogs. The dogs make notable progress! Of particular value is her emphasis on the nature of human-dog relationships based not on control, but on clear communication and collaboration. The DVD shows how to achieve some of the most important behaviors dogs need to live comfortably with their people, and it gives people the positive training methods to use with their dogs and get results! This DVD is priceless in the wonderful details and tips it includes. All people who live with dogs will find this a "high value treat!"

Risë VanFleet, PhD, RPT-S, CAEBC-I
Author of The Human Half of Dog Training and
the Maxwell Award-winning Animal Assisted Play Therapy
and others
At the top of my list of excellent teachers of dog training is Pam Dennison. She has the gift of explaining complex issues in simple ways as well as the vast experience to help humans understand what makes their dogs tick. Her DVD, Teach the Leash: Loose Leash Walking, offers expert guidance in one of the most important skills people can develop with their dogs--how to walk nicely on a leash without ever using any harsh equipment. In the context of a dog training class, Pam explains the steps to help dogs learn, demonstrates them, and then shows the students in her class practicing them with a variety of dogs. The dogs make notable progress! Of particular value is her emphasis on the nature of human-dog relationships based not on control, but on clear communication and collaboration. The DVD shows how to achieve some of the most important behaviors dogs need to live comfortably with their people, and it gives people the positive training methods to use with their dogs and get results! This DVD is priceless in the wonderful details and tips it includes. All people who live with dogs will find this a "high value treat!"

Risë VanFleet, PhD, RPT-S, CAEBC-I
Author of The Human Half of Dog Training and
the Maxwell Award-winning Animal Assisted Play Therapy
and others

I am a professional dog trainer and found this dvd to be very helpful for teaching clients loose leash walking as well as improving my own leash skills. Pamela’s technique is enjoyable for both the clients and their dogs.