How to establish leadership with your dog training program

Calm Leadership – A Complete Guide to Leading Your Dog With Confidence

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For dog owners who want to stop the chaos, ditch the confusion, and become the calm, confident leader their dog is craving. Pulling on the lead? Barking at dogs? Ignoring commands? Feeling like your dog’s the one in charge? You’re not alone—and it’s not your fault. Most owners are told to “be the boss,” but not what that actually means. Leadership doesn’t mean shouting, pinning, or dominating your dog. It means becoming someone they want to follow—because they feel safe, calm, and understood. In this course, you’ll learn exactly how to step into that role with clarity and kindness. 🧠 What You’ll Learn: How dogs actually think and what leadership means to them How to replace pulling, barking and ignoring with calm following Why your emotions, not just commands, matter most to your dog Step-by-step guidance for setting rules around the house (sofa, food, guests, attention) Exactly what to do during lead walks, guest greetings, and setbacks What to say to family/guests to keep training consistent How to respond to reactivity without shouting or fear How to stay calm and effective—even if your dog challenges you This course is based on real-world success, grounded in ethical dog psychology, and developed by a qualified dog behaviourist with direct training under leaders like Sharon Bolt. It’s built for real people with real dogs—not robots, not theory, and not shame. 📦 What’s Included: 5 detailed course sections (over 20 steps) Troubleshooting guide for regression and reactivity Printable Leadership Quick Checklist Guest/family scripts Lifetime access 💬 Who It’s For: Dog owners who feel like they’ve “tried everything” but nothing sticks Anyone who wants to stop their dog from pulling a leash, barking, jumping or anxiety Owners who are ready to lead with kindness—not dominance Puppy parents or adult dog owners.

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